Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been issued a notice over his remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has been asked to respond by February 15th. The notice was issued in response to Gandhi's statements during a recent speech in the Lok Sabha, where he made controversial remarks about the Prime Minister and his government.
The notice, which was issued by the Ethics Committee of the Lok Sabha, asks Gandhi to explain his statements and to clarify whether his comments were in violation of the rules and decorum of the house. The committee has given Gandhi a deadline of February 15th to respond to the notice and to provide a satisfactory explanation for his remarks.
The controversy surrounding Gandhi's remarks has generated significant public debate, with some arguing that he has crossed the line and has engaged in personal attacks against the Prime Minister. Others have defended Gandhi, stating that he has the right to freely express his opinions and to criticize the government.
The notice issued to Gandhi has raised questions about the freedom of speech and the role of the Ethics Committee in regulating the statements made by members of the Lok Sabha. Some have argued that the committee should take a more hands-off approach and should not seek to restrict the free expression of ideas.