PM Modi Attacks Rahul Gandhi Over Constitution At India Today's Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026
Speaking at the India Today Bharat Kisan Conclave, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched an attack on the opposition, taking an apparent jibe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi without naming him. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister stated that some people carry the Constitution in their pockets and believe that the country's democracy and Samvidhan are also in their pockets. Prime Minister Modi remarked that even while out of government, these individuals behave as though they remain intoxicated with power.
#PMModi #BharatAgricultureConference #RahulGandhi #itwebvideos #Congress #IndianPolitics
AI GeneratedMay contain errors
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has just spoken
at the India Today Bharat Kisan Conclave
and made another attack,
sharp attack on the opposition without naming Rahul Gandhi.
He was clearly referring to the Congress leader
because Prime Minister Modi has said
some people are carrying constitution
and in their pockets and think democracy and
samvidhan are also in their pockets
in an apparent jibe at Rahul Gandhi.
The Prime Minister says that while some people are not in power,
they behave as if they are.
Listen in to Prime Minister Modi when he spoke a short
while ago at India Today's Kisan Conference.
Friends, these days...
Let's take the constitution out of our pockets.
Yes, good afternoon, sir.
And they think...
Desh ka samidhan.
The democracy of the country is in their pockets.
Even though I am not in the government,
This is a different kind of intoxication of power.
That was the Prime Minister at that Kisan Conclave.