In a recent statement from Washington, D.C., Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP, has delivered a powerful critique of the BJP and RSS's vision of India. He emphasizes that India’s strength lies in its rich tapestry of languages, traditions, and religions, and argues that the BJP and RSS misunderstand this unity. Gandhi acknowledges that while he disagrees with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's views, he does not harbor hatred towards him and even finds moments of empathy. Dive into this insightful discussion on India’s cultural unity versus the divisive politics of the current government.
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00:00India at its heart is a union of languages, traditions, histories, religions, everything.
00:16And that's just the design of India.
00:22When you have lunch here, you get first course salad, first course, second course.
00:31We don't get near that. We get a thali with everything placed inside it.
00:35And nobody is sitting there saying, okay, what's the first course? What's the second course?
00:39No, they're like, it's a jumble. And all the food has the same value.
00:44Nobody says, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to take the dal.
00:47I'm going to separate it from the rice.
00:50And you know, I'm only going to eat the rice. I'm not going to eat the dal.
00:53So this idea of mixing and merging, this is India.
01:01And in India, this is a very deep philosophical idea.
01:08When Indian people go to a temple or when Sikh people or people from any religion in India
01:19go to their religious places, what they're doing is merging with the deity.
01:23They're doing this. And that is the nature of India.
01:27You can't remove it. And the misunderstanding that the BJP and the RSS have
01:34is that they think that India is a whole bunch of separate things.
01:40It's not. So we don't need to redefine anything.
01:46It's already there. I can't help. And this will be my last question.
01:51I can't help branding this. You're the Rahul Gandhi Love Actually campaign.
01:56This is what we want. This has got to. But it's a lot more fun.
02:03Yeah, I'm feeling in politics. You go and then you shout at that guy.
02:07And then that guy shouts back at you. Then you abuse him.
02:10Then he abuses you back. It's boring stuff. It's tiring, you know.
02:16So between now and you'll be surprised. I mean, you will be surprised.
02:23But I don't like I don't actually hate Mr. Modi. I don't.
02:32Like I get up in the morning and OK, you know, he's got a point of view. Fine.
02:36I don't agree with his point of view, but I don't hate him.
02:39And in fact, I in in in many moments, I empathize with him.
02:44Right. So it's not that I think that he's my enemy and now I hate him and he's got it.
02:50No, he's got a different point of view. I got a different point of view.
02:53I have empathy and compassion for what he's doing.
02:57And I think that's a much better place to be instead of this thing that, you know.
03:03Him versus me. I don't think that's productive.