Assam Chief Minister: Rahul Gandhi Is A “Morally Corrupt Politician”

Himanta Sarma claimed that Rahul Gandhi “denounced him publicly” and “tore” a copy of the ordinance when Manmohan Singh, the then-prime minister, attempted to introduce the amendment.

Himanta Biswa Sarma, the chief minister of Assam, accused Congressman Rahul Gandhi on Friday of being a “morally corrupt politician,” recalling his opposition to a 2013 bill amendment that would have allowed a convicted MP to continue serving in parliament.

Himanta Sarma claimed that Rahul Gandhi “denounced him publicly” and “tore” a copy of the ordinance when Manmohan Singh, the then-prime minister, attempted to introduce the amendment.

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Additionally, he added, “Congress President Mallikarjun Khagde is now demanding that convicted MPs not be disqualified.”

He is leading Kharge to protest against his own stance, which he had taken in 2013, rather than developing a backbone. Rahul Gandhi is the most morally corrupt politician I have ever seen in this country, said Himanta Sarma to reporters outside of a programme.

The chief minister said Rahul Gandhi should inform the populace that he supports the idea that an MP or MLA who has been convicted of a crime should be immediately removed from office.

The former Congress president was recently found guilty in a defamation case by a Surat court, and as a result, he was stripped of his right to serve in the Lok Sabha.