Rahul Gandhi’s ‘traitors’, ‘murdered India in Manipur’ attack on Modi government

Nationaldesk:
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, in his first speech in Parliament after he was reinstated as an MP, hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday over the Manipur violence and said the government "divided" the northeastern state into two parts.
Speaking in the Lok Sabha during the no-confidence motion debate on the Manipur issue, Rahul Gandhi said while he visited the strife-torn state and met women and children at the relief camps, the prime minister had not done.
Rahul Gandhi said that,"A few days back, I went to Manipur. Our Prime Minister didn't go, not even to this day, because for him Manipur is not India."
Terming the Modi government as "traitors", Rahul Gandhi said they were not "nationalists" and alleged that its politics "murdered India" in Manipur.
"They killed India in Manipur. Not just Manipur, but they killed India. Their politics has not killed Manipur, but it has killed India in Manipur. They have murdered India in Manipur," he said.