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Rahul Gandhi Vs BJP: Should PM Modi Accept An Open Debate Challenge? Panel Heats Up Over Democracy

India Today4 Nov 2026

A debate erupted over Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's open challenge calling for a public, presidential-style debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Congress spokesperson Rahul Singh Kalija defended the demand, citing Article 75 of the Constitution and arguing that executive accountability extends outside Parliament, stating, 'The Prime Minister cannot shoot and scoot every time.' BJP national spokesperson Sanju Verma rejected the proposition, questioning Rahul Gandhi's legislative…