After finishing the Voter Adhikar Yatra in Bihar, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi went for a holiday in Lungkavi, Malaysia, due to which the BJP has made a scathing attack on him. BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya lashed out at X (East Twitter) and wrote, ‘It seems that the heat and dust of Bihar’s politics became more for the Congress, so they had to run on leave. Or this is a secret meeting, which no one should know about.
Amit Malviya shared a picture of Rahul Gandhi’s white hat and jeans shorts and wrote, ‘When people are struggling with real issues, then Rahul Gandhi is further performing the art of disappearance and holidays.’ Significantly, Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav’s ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ ended on 1 September. During this, he covered 25 districts and about 110 assembly constituencies by covering a distance of about 1,300 km in two weeks.
Rahul gandhi has slipped away coun -on a clandestine vacation in Langkawi, Malaysia.
Looks like the heat and dust of bihar’s politics was too much for the Congress yuvraj, who had to rush off for a break. Or is it another one of that secret meetings that no one is… pic.twitter.com/ndia4tp2bt
– Amit Malviya (@Amitmalviya) September 6, 2025
BJP kept raising questions on Rahul Gandhi’s foreign visits
The BJP has been raising questions about Rahul Gandhi’s foreign visits for a long time. Especially when the Parliament session is going on or the electoral atmosphere is hot. During the budget session this year, the BJP surrounded Rahul Gandhi about the visits to other countries including Vietnam and alleged that these visits were not disclosed publicly.
BJP says that such secret foreign trips by Rahul Gandhi, who are responsible for the Leader of the Opposition, are not only unfair, but also raise serious questions in terms of national security. Ravi Shankar Prasad expressed concern over Rahul Gandhi’s ‘unusual interest in Vietnam’ at the press conference, while Amit Malviya wrote that this is a serious matter of national security.
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