The slugfest between the BJP and the Congress on Rahul Gandhi’s lectures abroad continued on Monday with the Union Minister Anurag Thakur again taking on the Congress leader and asking him “not to betray the nation.” "Don't betray India, Rahul Gandhi ji. The objections to India's foreign policy is an evidence of your scant understanding of the issue. No one will believe the lies you spread about India from foreign soil," Thakur told reporters here.
"His party had done it earlier, when it took local issues to the United Nations, and now to ask other countries to intervene in India. They have not yet come out of the thought of slavery," the Information and Broadcasting Minister said.