Members of India's ruling BJP have branded opposition leader Rahul Gandhi unpatriotic over a video of him apparently criticising his country's 'entire infrastructure' Gandhi was actually condemning BJP influence over India's legal and media structures
A video of Rahul Gandhi, the de facto head of India's main opposition party, criticising"the entire Indian infrastructure" has been viewed thousands of times in social media posts calling him unpatriotic. However, the clip, which was amplified by members of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party , was taken out of context.
Gandhi was in fact replying to a question at a press conference in which he accused the BJP of taking over the country's law enforcement agencies, judiciary and media.saying in Hindi:"We are against the entire Indian infrastructure".on August 5 by the BJP's Delhi treasurer Visshnu Mittal, who wrote:"It is natural Rahul Gandhi that you do not like the development of the country.
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