Controversy Erupts Over Ravneet Singh Bittu's Comments on Rahul Gandhi

Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu defended his remarks against Rahul Gandhi, suggesting that the opposition focus on Gandhi's controversial statements about Sikhs in the US. Amid protests and police complaints, Bittu stressed the issue transcends party lines, impacting the entire Sikh community and Punjab.

Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu defended his controversial remarks against Rahul Gandhi, suggesting that the opposition party should instead protest against Gandhi’s comments on Sikhs in the US.

Bittu criticized Gandhi's statements about the conditions of Sikhs in India, calling Gandhi a 'number one terrorist' if those 'manufacturing bombs' supported him. An FIR has been filed against Bittu based on a complaint by a Congress officer-bearer in Karnataka.

Earlier, Congress workers protested against Bittu, leading to their detention and subsequent release. Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot condemned the arrest of protesting Congress workers, demanding an apology from Bittu. Meanwhile, at a sporting event in Jaipur, Bittu emphasized the Indian Railways' commitment to sports and announced plans to build an indoor stadium.