On the China issue, Rahul again surrounded the government, sharing a photo provided by his father Rajiv Gandhi

New delhi date. Tuesday 23 June 2020

The armies of India and China are currently facing each other in Ladakh. Meetings are underway between the two armies to calm the situation after the Galvan Valley incident. Meanwhile, the Congress party has been constantly targeting the Modi government and appealing to it to tell the truth. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday once again targeted the government and asked whether China had occupied Indian soil.

What Rahul Gandhi tweeted on Tuesday is something special. However, on the issue of China, Rahul questioned the government. "We stand united against the Chinese aggression," he wrote. Has China occupied Indian soil? With this Rahul Gandhi shared a picture. Which is taking in the Galvan Valley, Pangong Lake.

The credit for this photo goes to Rajiv Gandhi, which means it was taken by former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was a pilot apart from the leader and his photography was also very interesting.

The government is being aggressively targeted by the Congress on the China issue. On Monday, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's statement came under fire, in which he targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Manmohan Singh said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should use his words wisely in foreign policy matters as he could use them in his propaganda.

After Manmohan Singh's statement, the entire Congress party came to almost the same line and besieged the government by repeating Manmohan Singh's statement. On the other hand, from the Bharatiya Janata Party, apart from party president JP Nadda, some Union ministers and senior leaders responded to Manmohan Singh. The BJP alleged that the government was silent during the UPA's tenure when Chinese troops were infiltrating.

We stand united against the Chinese aggression.

Has China occupied Indian land? pic.twitter.com/YCEd0P20aU

- Rahul Gandhi (ahRahulGandhi) June 23, 2020