Rahul Gandhi warns Centre on OBC rights, hits out at Modi

Indian Opinion DeskIndian Opinion DeskPolitics1 month ago3 Views

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has attacked the Modi government over the caste census and OBC rights, saying if the OBC community takes to the streets like Gen Z students did recently, the government will be forced to yield. He made the remarks while addressing a Congress OBC department programme.

Rahul Gandhi warns Centre on OBC rights, hits out at Modi

Gandhi accused the government of initially refusing the caste census and claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi had called those demanding it 'urban naxals'. He said the government agreed to the demand only after pressure from the large OBC population, but alleged it is now not conducting the census properly.

He questioned why OBC does not have a separate column in the census like SC and ST categories. Aajtak reports this as a direct attack on the Modi government over the handling of OBC issues.

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Aajtak's coverage frames Rahul Gandhi's speech as a direct attack on the Modi government, emphasising his accusation that the PM called census supporters 'urban naxals' and his threat of OBC agitation. The report leads with the confrontational 'Gen Z' comparison and the 'sarkar ko jhukna padega' warning, highlighting the government's initial refusal. The framing is opposition-critical, amplifying Gandhi's criticism without balancing it with the government's response or context on the caste census status. The measured read: the report captures opposition rhetoric but omits whether the government has responded or clarified its position on the census methodology. Watch for the government's reply in Parliament or a formal statement on the census process.

Source-1: aajtak.in

Coverage: 1 source, 1 government-critical


Source: aajtak.in (government critical)

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