During the Congress demonstration at Parliament House on Wednesday (4 February 2026), the political atmosphere became more tense when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu came face to face at Makar Dwar. There was a heated argument between the two leaders.
Rahul Gandhi and Bittu’s debate at Makar Dwar
During the Congress demonstration, an altercation was seen between Rahul Gandhi and Ravneet Singh Bittu. During this, Rahul Gandhi told Bittu, ‘One day you will come back,’ on which the atmosphere became more heated. The tension increased further when Rahul Gandhi extended his hand to shake hands with Ravneet Singh Bittu, but Bittu refused to shake hands.
Rahul Gandhi said- ‘Traitor friend’
The controversy deepened when Rahul Gandhi called Ravneet Singh Bittu ‘my traitor friend’. In response, Bittu hit back and described Rahul Gandhi as standing with the ‘enemies of the country’. Ravneet Singh Bittu said that he does not sit with the enemies of the country. During this, Rahul Gandhi praised the suspended MPs participating in the protest and said, ‘Well done boys,’ and appreciated their stand.
Serious questions on Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has raised serious questions on Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the book of former Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane. Rahul Gandhi said, ‘When the Prime Minister comes to speak in Parliament, he will personally hand over this book of General Naravane to him. Rahul Gandhi said that this book has been written by General Naravane himself and complete information related to the incidents of Galwan and Eastern Ladakh has been given in it. He said that he has been prevented from directly quoting parts of this book, but what is written in it raises big questions related to the security of the country.
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