Rahul Gandhi said - I am a Hindu, but I am not a Hindutvawadi; Mahatma Gandhi was a Hindu and Godse was a Hindutvawadi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attacked the Modi government fiercely at the Congress's national rally in Jaipur on Sunday. He said that the entire country is in the hands of four-five industries. Every institution is in the hands of an organization. The OSD of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is in the office of the ministers. The country is not being run by the people, three or four capitalists are running it and our Prime Minister is doing their work.

Rahul Gandhi said that two words cannot mean the same thing. Every word has a different meaning. In the politics of the country today, the meaning of the two words is different. One word Hindu, another word Hindutva. These are not the same thing, they are two different words and they mean completely different things. I am a Hindu but not a Hindutvawadi. Mahatma Gandhi was a Hindu and Nathuram Godse was a Hindutvawadi.

He said that Mahatma Gandhi is Hindu, Godse Hindutvawadi, what is the difference. Whatever happens, Hindu seeks truth. Dies, gets cut, Hindu seeks the truth. His way was true. He spends his whole life in search of truth. Whereas Hindutva spends his whole life in search of power and getting power. He will kill anyone for power. The path of Hindu is Satyagraha and the path of Hindutva is Sattagraha.

Rahul said- The government of the country says that no farmer was martyred. I have given a list of five hundred people for Punjab, Haryana. Told him that the Punjab government has given compensation, you should also give it.

Rahul said that all of you are Hindu, not Hindutvadi. This country is a country of Hindus, not of Hindutvawadis. Today there is pain in the country, there is inflation, so today the Hindutvawadis have done this work. They want power at any cost. Rahul said that 700 farmers were martyred, here we kept silence for two minutes, did not allow silence in Parliament. We did not stand silent.