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3:12Now PlayingCongress leader Rahul Gandhi attacked BJP at a massive rally in Rajasthan and questioned the BJP’s belief in Hindutva and Hinduism. He said, “I am a Hindu. All these people are Hindus. They are Hindutva-vadis. Let me explain.” According to Rahul Gandhi, two words dominate Indian politics: Hindu and Hindutva. He proposed expelling such people and bringing back Hindus. “In the country’s politics today, there is a competition between two words. One word is ‘Hindu’, the second word is ‘Hindutvawadi’. They are not the same. They are two separate words. And their meanings are also different.” Last month, Congress leader had sought to differentiate Hinduism and Hindutva at an internal party meeting. Watch the video to know more.
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