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'Khoon ki Dalali' remark: Sack Rahul, Congress leader asks Sonia Gandhi

Congress leader from Madhya Pradesh tells Sonia to sack Rahul Gandhi in a video message

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A Congress leader from Barwani district of Madhya Pradesh has appealed party president Sonia Gandhi to sack Vice President Rahul Gandhi in a video message for his khoon ki dalali remark.

According to a report in Times of India, Congress organisational secretary, Shailesh Choubey has urged Sonia Gandhi to expel Rahul and settle him into some 'business venture'.

Concluding his ‘Kisan Yatra’ at Jantar Mantar, Rahul Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that he is doing 'dalali' over the sacrifice of the soldiers of the Indian Army who carried out the surgical strikes. 

"Jinhone Hindustan ke liye surgical strike kiye hain, unke khoon ke peeche aap chhupe hain. Unki aap dalali kar rahe ho. Yeh bilkul galat hai. (You are hiding behind the sacrifice made by soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir and those who carried out the surgical strikes for India. You are trading on them, which is totally wrong)," he had said.

The report said that in the video lasting one minute and 26 seconds, Shailesh Choubey urges Sonia Gandhi, " He (Rahul) cannot do any good to the party and so should step out of politics, should be ousted from the party and pick a career in some business venture."

Choubey reportedly also said that this person (Rahul) will defeat us on every front and his leadership is not acceptable.

However, Bala Bachchan, Congress' acting leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh Assembly said, Choubey is a grassroots leader and he has doubts about if Choubey would say something like this against AICC Vice President. Bachchan said it must be a conspiracy.

Seven terror launch pads across the LoC were targeted by the Indian Army on the night of September 28 in a nearly five-hour-long operation during which heli-borne and ground forces were deployed.

The announcement of the strikes came 11 days after the attack by Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad on an Indian army camp in Uri in Kashmir,

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