Under attack for his remarks on rape, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said he would never apologise and instead demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi put out his old video in which he claimed that Delhi had turned into a "rape capital" under the United Progressive Alliance dispensation.
"As far as their (Bharatiya Janata Party's) demand for apologising, I am never going to apologise to them," Gandhi told reporters outside Parliament.
The Congress leader also clarified his rape statement that triggered protests by the BJP in both Houses of Parliament. Gandhi said he simply made a point that Modi had been talking about 'Made in India', but wherever one sees it is "rape in India" as rapes are happening all over.
He said the main issue today was that Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah had burnt the entire Northeast, adding that BJP was diverting attention by raising his rape remarks.
"Modi should apologise. For burning the North East. For destroying Indias economy. For this speech, a clip of which I'm attaching,” Gandhi said in a tweet.
Modi should apologise.
December 13, 2019
1. For burning the North East.
2. For destroying India's economy.
3. For this speech, a clip of which I'm attaching. pic.twitter.com/KgPU8dpmrEEssential Business Intelligence, Continuous LIVE TV, Sharp Market Insights, Practical Personal Finance Advice and Latest Stories — On NDTV Profit.
