On Thursday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi stated that he is not afraid of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and that he will keep working to defend the nation. The Enforcement Directorate had locked the Young Indian office, which was located on the grounds of the National Herald newspaper, the day before Rahul Gandhi remarked, “Do whatever you want.” He stated, “Will do my work no matter what they do; will continue to work to safeguard country, democracy, and help maintain harmony.” The leader of the Congress declared that “truth cannot be barred.” On Wednesday, according to Congress leaders, the Gandhis’ homes and the party’s headquarters were both barricaded.
“We won’t get intimidated. I am not scared of Narendra Modi. Have you understood? He can do whatever he wants. It won’t make any difference,” Rahul Gandhi said. “This is my responsibility; to defend the nation, the democracy, and to keep the peace in the nation. The Congress leader continued, “I’ll work towards that. Rahul Gandhi replied, “Aur barrier lagaye,” in response to a question regarding the barricades (they can put up more barricades). Truth cannot be blocked out.
