Spokesperson: Ms. Supriya Shrinate: She said that Shri Rahul Gandhi is a leading member of India’s politics and when he speaks in Cambridge about a world that is strife-ridden with diversions, that is strife-ridden with tension and what an important role India can play in that world, he is actually lauding the Indian democracy and he is actually bringing India a lot of pride.

I don’t understand, where it stems from, but the BJP’s oppositions are either ignorance or completely contrived politics, both of which have no place in a democracy.

Shri Rahul Gandhi was at Cambridge, delivering a lecture at the Cambridge Judge Business School as a visiting fellow and the topic of his lecture was- Learning to listen in the 21st century’. In that lecture, he was categorically talking about and making comparisons between America and China - talking about America, as a free-fair society, and talking about China, as a close society, as a complex echo system.

He spoke about how China gets into corporations, gets into the daily lives of its citizens, it is very intrusive and that’s the basis of the cyber warfare and Artificial Intelligence that today China is doing and he said that democracies like India and America, will never ever allow that.

He was speaking about a coercive echo system and the point that he was making was that how countries like India and democracies the world over have to become production engines, otherwise what happens is that there is a huge income inequality and this is going to result in the complete collapse of democracy.

If I were a part of the democratically elected government here in India, I would take some lessons from it, because for the last two quarters, our manufacturing has contracted. But no, the BJP will not do that.

When Pulwama happened, the Congress Party stalled all its political events. Amit Shah kept doing a rally and Mr. Modi kept shooting ‘Man vs Wild’ at the Jim Corbett National Park along with Bear Grylls. It is a matter of record. The Supreme sacrifices of 40 soldiers were not enough to Mr. Modi to deter away from the camera. Saturday, March 4, 2023.