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WATCH# | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On Rahul Gandhi's reaction to PM Modi's address in Bastar, Shiv Sena leader Anand Dubey says, "...The Prime Minister never mentioned Rahul Gandhi by name, nor did he refer to the Congress party. He spoke of 'some' intellectual Naxals, but who exactly falls into this category? Certainly not the common citizen of this country. Only those who harbour malicious intent, schemes, or a mindset geared toward anarchy feel troubled by this. The Prime Minister, who spent Diwali among CRPF personnel, noted that while Naxalism has been largely eradicated, there remain certain 'intellectual Naxals'—invisible, formless entities whose 'spirits' continue to roam. Our nation must contend with them, yet Rahul Gandhi takes this so personally, assuming that every remark the Prime Minister makes is directed at him..."
Referring to past governance and the abrogation of Article 370, he adds, "...The hardships this nation endured during the era of Jawaharlal Nehru are no secret to anyone; the country had only recently attained its independence, and in the period that followed, many decisions were made... When we abrogated Article 370, the Congress party, or rather, the Congress family, remained silent..."