The Congress in Maharashtra held protests condemning threats against Rahul Gandhi. Senior leader Ramesh Chennithala emphasized the seriousness of such statements, attributing the threats to the growing influence of Gandhi.

Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge condemned threats against Rahul Gandhi, alleging BJP-RSS involvement. He accused PM Modi of inaction, alleging that Rahul is vilified as a

Sharmila slams BJP leaders for making ‘vile threats’ against Rahul Gandhi. Questioning the ‘silence’ of Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, the APCC chief says the courts need to take suo motu action against the leaders making such remarks.

The Indian Youth Congress protested against Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu and BJP leaders over derogatory statements made about Rahul Gandhi. Demonstrations took place across the country, with the biggest protests in the national capital.

Accusing the BJP of spreading lies about his recent remarks in the US, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Saturday asked Sikhs whether there was anything wrong in what he had said and if India shouldn’t be a country where every Indian could practise their religion without fear.

The BJP IT cell head accused the Congress leader of indulging in "divisive anti-India politics," including hobnobbing with agencies and collaborating with forces inimical to India's interest.

Members of several Sikh religious bodies met with a Union minister on Saturday to discuss their concerns pertaining to the comments, the Hindutva party said.

BJP IT cell head Amit Malviya shared the alleged anti-Modi poster on his X handle which said the Prime Minister was not welcome in New York. Modi is on a three-day US visit from Saturday.

Rahul Gandhi defends his U.S. remarks on Sikhs, accuses BJP of spreading lies; posts video of speech on X and asks Sikhs whether there was anything wrong in what he had said

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday accused the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party of spreading lies about the remarks he had recently made in the United States and asked the Sikh community whether there was anything wrong in what he had said.