He does not know, and he may not be forgiven.
This foolish-like 'laughter' will do a major harm to Congress
:::: "Rahul seen laughing and applauding when Italian politician Giacomo Filibeck raised the Congress's 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod' slogan
::: Rahul Gandhi took Congress to "destructive" path long back ....
"Have you ever seen anyone laughing when India is insulted by a foreigner? I'm not asking about which Indian goes abroad to insult India," BJP leader and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju tweeted.
On the part of 'crown prince' he does not know -- what's protocol. What's "internal matter" of a country. What is self pride and what's national pride ....
Addressing the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, Giacomo Filibeck backed Rahul Gandhi's campaign against alleged irregularities in electoral rolls and praised him for defending the principle of "one person, one vote".
"Rahul Gandhi has defended a simple principle on which every democracy rests; 'one person, one vote'. His campaign for clean and transparent voter rolls and the thousands who marched with him to Ramlila Maidan just two weeks ago remind us that democracy is not given.
It is defended by people willing to stand up for it. 'Vote Chor Gaddi Chhod'," Filibeck said in a totally undiplomatic manner.
Both Rahul and his Italian guest did not how to conduct themselves. One did not what's 'national pride' and the other did not know - "how to respect others" especially one is addressing an international audience in a foreign country.
Self-destruction is a journey, too !!
Making things worse, the Italian neta repeated the slogan in English, saying, "Vote thief, leave your seat."
"This is an Anti-Bharat Summit & here is the proof.! Congress once tried to make an Italian national the Prime Minister of India. Now, at its Anti-Bharat Summit, an Italian political leader is commenting on India’s internal affairs," tweeted Bandi Sanjay Kumar, Union Minister of State for Home.
He is Member of Parliament representing Karimnagar constituency in Telangana.
Bandi Sanjay Kumar also wrote:
"Congress Govt under Revanth Reddy gave foreign political representatives the stage to interfere in our domestic politics and Rahul Gandhi is shamelessly laughing. This is his hatred towards our country.
"India’s democracy belongs to 140 crore Indians. Congress has no mandate to turn a summit on Indian soil into a platform for foreign political interference."
BRS leader and National Media Panelist Karthik Indra Reddy Patlolla also criticised the Congress, questioning why a foreign politician was being allowed to comment on India's internal political matters. He accused Gandhi of encouraging Filibeck's remarks.
Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao also accused the Congress of allowing foreign leaders to mock India's democracy and targeted Gandhi over his reaction to the slogan.
"Isn't it treason to let foreign leaders mock our country's democracy and proudly applaud their remarks? Rahul Gandhi no longer behaves like an Indian leader. He is acting like a puppet under the watchful eyes of his foreign masters, dancing to their orders," Rao wrote on X.
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