Rahul Gandhi’s Politics ‘Immature’: Bihar BJP Shields Kangana Ranaut

Bihar BJP leaders mounted a robust defense of their MP Kangana Ranaut, counterattacking Rahul Gandhi with accusations of political infantilism and negligence. They argued his style alienates women and destabilizes his party.

State president Sanjay Sarawgi led the charge. ‘Gandhi’s pronouncements lack the weight expected from an opposition leader,’ he said. Inside Parliament or out, the levity undermines Congress’s credibility.

On Gandhi’s Middle East commentary amid multi-nation strife, Sarawgi was blunt: ‘It prioritizes anti-BJP rhetoric over India’s welfare.’ The result is Congress’s meltdown—cross-votes in upper house elections, MLAs skipping duties in Assam and elsewhere.

‘He can’t control his own flock due to his conduct,’ Sarawgi quipped.

Minister Dilip Jaiswal reinforced: ‘Rahul remains politically green; his carelessness unnerves women and elders.’ He’s eroding Congress brick by brick, Jaiswal warned.

This comes after Ranaut’s parliamentary outburst on Gandhi’s womanizing gaze and disruptive antics. ‘Feels like a hoodlum’s approach—staring, slang, and interview takeovers,’ she described.

The controversy amplifies partisan divides, positioning BJP to capitalize on perceptions of Congress frailty.