Rahul Gandhi Challenges PM Modi to Debate Again, Addressing CRPF Soldiers

Kuldeep Singh Chundawat November 10, 2026, 2:00 am 2 min read

New Delhi, November 10: In a bold move, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, has once again challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a public debate. This time, he directed his remarks specifically to the CRPF soldiers. This marks the sixth occasion in just eight days that Rahul has called out the Prime Minister for a debate.

Prime Minister Modi celebrated Diwali with security forces, including the CRPF, in Bastar, Chhattisgarh. Rahul shared a video from that event on X, reiterating his challenge.

Rahul’s Challenge: Anytime, Anywhere

Rahul Gandhi stated, “Dear CRPF soldiers, your faces say it all—you do not trust the Prime Minister’s lies. He labeled us as Naxalites. My challenge stands: let him debate with me on who the traitor is and who is acting on foreign influences. Anytime, anywhere.”

He added, “I guarantee that after that debate, the Prime Minister will not have the courage to stand before even one soldier.”

PM Modi Claims Naxalism is History

During his address to the soldiers in Bastar, the Prime Minister claimed that Naxalism is now a thing of the past and that development is the way forward. On August 15, he had also warned against “mental Naxalites” while discussing the eradication of armed Naxalites. BJP National President Nitin Nabin echoed this sentiment on Sunday, stating that mental Naxalites are still trying to incite people against the Constitution and democracy.

Previous Remarks on November 3

Earlier, on November 3, Rahul released a video where he stated that the Prime Minister labels the opposition as traitors and invited him to debate on various issues, including the deal with America, the Adani case, and topics like Epstein. In response, Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Rahul to discuss these matters in Parliament. Rajasthan BJP President Madan Rathore also urged Rahul to come to Parliament for a debate, stating that the BJP is ready to call a special session.

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