'Nonsense, it's treason.

Rahul Gandhi of the Congress on Wednesday propelled a scorching assault on Mohan Bhagwat, saying the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief's comment that India got "genuine autonomy" after the Slam sanctuary sanctification sums to conspiracy and is an offense to each Indian.

The Pioneer of Restriction in Lok Sabha was talking on the event of the introduction of the unused Congress base camp, 'Indira Gandhi Bhawan,' on Kotla Street in Unused Delhi.

“Mohan Bhagwat has the daringness to educate the country every 2-3 days on what he considers almost the autonomous development structure. What he said recently is treachery since it states that the structure is invalid, and the battle against the British was invalid. He has the daringness to say this freely; in any other nation, he would be captured and tried,” Rahul Gandhi said in his discourse.

The Rae Bareli MP said that to say that India did not get freedom in 1947 was an offense to each single Indian individual.

“It's almost time we halt tuning in to this garbage that these individuals think they can fair keep parroting out and yelling and screaming,” Rahul Gandhi included.

What did Mohan Bhagwat say?

Mohan Bhagwat said on Monday that India got its 'true independence' the day theSlam Mandir was built in Ayodhya.

“After India got political freedom from the British on Eminent 15, 1947, a composed structure was made concurring to the way appeared by that particular vision, which comes out of the 'self' of the nation, but the archive was not run concurring to the soul of the vision at that time," Mohan Bhagwat said.

 The RSS chief said the date of the Slam Mandir sanctification ought to be celebrated as "Pratishtha Dwadashi," as the genuine autonomy of Bharat, which had confronted “parachakra” (foe assault) for a few centuries, was set up on this day.

The comments welcomed solid responses from political parties, with Shiv Sena (UBT) pioneer Sanjay Raut saying that there ought to be 'no legislative issues in Smash Lalla's name.' Presently Rahul Gandhi has too joined the list.