New Delhi: 

“I feel like this is a new parliament the Media is not allowed inside; the opposition cannot speak. I have a feeling that even the parliament will stop functioning,” said Chowdhary.

This comes during the Congress leader was speaking to media about the Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi’s speech over America-based Hindenburg research paper.

Clarifying on Rahul Gandhi’s speech, AR Chowdhary said that the Congress party has no feeling of revenge. He said, “We do not have any feeling of revenge for anyone. What Rahul Gandhi said in the speech was not something he thought, but he has made his comments on the basis of the accusations and claims made by America-based Hindenburg research paper.”

Referring to the Constitution, he added that the Parliamentarians are allowed to put out their viewpoints “unfiltered.”

“According to the constitution’s Article 105, we can keep our viewpoints in parliament unfiltered. It is sad that Rahul Gandhi’s views are being framed in such a wrong way. Rahul Gandhi does not have any feeling of revenge against anyone.”

Rahul Gandhi in Parliament 

On the 6th day of Budget, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi made a scathing attack at the government fiercely for protecting Business Tycoon Gautam Adani.

During his speech in the Parliament, Rahul Gandhi highlighted the Hindenberg report which alleged that billionaire industrialist Gautam Adani owns a shell company outside India.

Rahul Gandhi asked whose shell company is this? Shell companies are sending thousands of crores of rupees to India, whose money is this? Is Adani doing this work for free?

Spoke strongly on monopoly established by Gautam Adani

Attacking Adani strongly, Rahul Gandhi said in Parliament that one name was heard everywhere in Bharat Jodo Yatra, Adani. In 2014, he was at number 609 in the list of the world’s richest people, at the bottom. But the magic of 2014 happened and he jumped to number two.