June 8, 2020
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Rahul Ghandi: Everyone Knows Reality of Borders

New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi addresses during an election rally organised to campaign for the party candidate Poonam Azad, ahead of February 8 Delhi Assembly elections, at Delhi's Sangam Vihar on Feb 4, 2020. (Photo: IANS)

A day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah claimed that India is the only country after the US and Israel to protect its borders, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday took a jibe at him, saying “everyone knows the reality of the borders”.

“Everyone knows the reality of the borders, but ‘Shah-yad’ (maybe) it’s a good idea to keep one’s heart happy,” Rahul Gandhi tweeted in Hindi.

Addressing a public rally in Bihar on Sunday via videoconference, Shah said: “India’s defence policy has gained global acceptance. And India is next to the US, Israel in protecting its borders.”

On June 3, Rahul Gandhi had questioned the central government over a military standoff with China in Ladakh. He had tweeted: “Can the government of India please confirm that no Chinese soldiers have entered India?”

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