‘Never thought I would get such a big punishment, but it was beneficial…’ Rahul Gandhi said in US after going to Parliament

Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi has again attacked the BJP government in America today. He said that he never thought that he would get the maximum punishment in the defamation case and would be disqualified as an MP. Addressing a lecture at the prestigious Stanford University campus in California, Rahul Gandhi said-

“I lost my membership of Parliament, but it has given me a lot of opportunity to work. I am not speaking against democracy, I am speaking about those sacred independent institutions which the government wants to usurp and certainly change their role.”

Rahul Gandhi, who went on a six-day visit to America, said that he has heard a lot about Stanford University. Referring to his introduction as a former parliamentarian, the Congress leader said, “I heard in the preamble that I was a member of Parliament until I was disqualified.” He said that I had not imagined that defamation would attract maximum punishment and I would be disqualified.

Rahul said – membership was also beneficial

While giving a speech at Stanford University, Rahul said that at first Modi was surprised to get the maximum sentence in the defamation case, but this is politics. He said that after being disqualified as an MP, there has been an advantage, now I am working more with the people.

Entire opposition in India is struggling

Rahul further said that we were fighting against the wrong decisions of the government and meanwhile I was sentenced. He said that the entire opposition in India is fighting and against the institutional occupation, all are fighting for democratic rights in the country.

Talk about phone tapping

Rahul meanwhile said that his phone was also tapped by the government. He said that I knew that my phone was tapped, so once he jokingly said in the phone- ‘Hello Mr. Modi.’ Should be made