Lok Sabha Election / BJP ready for Rahul Gandhi's 'debate challenge', Tejasvi Surya wrote letter; Know who will argue

All parties are busy campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi had challenged BJP for an open debate a few days ago. Now BJP has accepted this challenge of Rahul Gandhi. BJP MP Tejashwi Surya has written a letter informing him about accepting Rahul Gandhi's challenge. Along with this, Tejashwi Surya has nominated Abhinav Prakash, National Vice President of Bharatiya Janata Yuva

Vikrant Shekhawat : May 13, 2024, 06:10 PM
Lok Sabha Election: All parties are busy campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi had challenged BJP for an open debate a few days ago. Now BJP has accepted this challenge of Rahul Gandhi. BJP MP Tejashwi Surya has written a letter informing him about accepting Rahul Gandhi's challenge. Along with this, Tejashwi Surya has nominated Abhinav Prakash, National Vice President of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha for open debate. Let us tell you that Abhinav Prakash belongs to Pasi community.

Hope they won't run away like Amethi

At the same time, he has given his reaction on BJP MP and Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) national president Tejashwi Surya nominating Abhinav Prakash to debate with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. BJYM national vice president Abhinav Prakash has said that "I would like to thank Tejashwi Surya for appointing me to debate with Rahul. I am looking forward to this debate. I am from Uttar Pradesh. Rahul Gandhi and his The family has represented the state for so long. I hope he will not run away from the debate the way he ran away from Amethi."

Rahul Gandhi had given challenge by writing a letter

Let us tell you that Congress MP Rahul Gandhi had challenged an open debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Lok Sabha elections on Saturday. He also wrote a letter. In fact, former Supreme Court Justice Madan B Lokur, former High Court Chief Justice AP Shah and senior journalist N Ram had suggested an open debate. All three had written a letter to PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi requesting for a public debate on the key issues of the 2024 elections.