Rahul Gandhi again dares Narendra Modi for open debate on corruption

Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday made it clear that he doesn't attach much importance to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's threats of putting Congress leaders behind bars if voted to power for the next five years. Replying to questions about allegations of corruption brought against the Congress, Rahul Gandhi said: "I am perfectly happy if Modi wants to take any action against me." He added that Modi should instead answer a few questions and reiterated his dare for a debate on the Rafale deal.




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