Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi attacked the government over the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 (CAA) in Wayanad, saying that Indians are being asked to prove Indianness. During this, he said, 'I am an Indian, who decides who Narendra Modi is. Who has given them the license to decide who is an Indian and who is not? I know that I am an Indian and I do not need to prove it. '

Earlier, he targeted the Modi government for unemployment. He said that whenever there is a question to Narendra Modi about unemployment and jobs, he tries to divert attention from it. Will not get job from NRC and CAA.

Conflicting statement on PM Modi

During this period, Rahul Gandhi made a controversial statement on PM Modi. Addressing the gathering, he compared PM Modi to Nathuram Godse, the killer of Mahatma Gandhi.


Organizing 'Save Constitution March'

A 'Save Constitution March' was organized under the leadership of Rahul. A nearly two-kilometer long march from SKMJ High School to the new bus base was held in Wapta. Party MPs and MLAs in the state are leading the protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 (CAA).

Congress protests in Kerala

The Congress in Kerala has been organizing statewide protest marches against the citizenship CAA led by its MPs, MLAs and local leaders for the last few days. In addition to the 'Save the Constitution' march in Wayanad, the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) will organize 'Human Map of India' program in 13 districts of the state. People joining this will make a map of the country.

Party leaders will join Wayanad rally with Rahul Gandhi

Senior party leaders, Oommen Chandy, KC Venugopal, Leader of the Opposition in the state assembly Ramesh Chennithala and KPCC President, Mullapally Ramachandran will also attend the rally in Wayanad along with Rahul Gandhi. Congress Working Committee member AK Antony will participate in the 'Human Map of India' program in the state capital.

PM Modi and Sitharaman targeted on economy

Let us know that just three days before the Union Budget, former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on the state of the country's economy. He said sarcastically that both did not know what to do next.