PM is 100% focused on building his own image: Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi: Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi is continuously releasing videos these days. Rahul Gandhi is putting the country's challenges in front of the citiens through his video series 'Journey of Truth: With Rahul Gandhi'. Rahul Gandhi has released the third episode of this series today in which he has targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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If you are strong then deal with it: Rahul

Rahul Gandhi has said in his video about China that if you are in a strong position to deal with them, then only you will be able to work. He said that he will be able to get what you need from him and it can be done really, but if he (China) has caught weakness, then it is a mess.

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Rahul Gandhi says that you cannot deal with China without any point of view. He said that I am not talking only from the national point of view, I mean from the international point of view. Belt and Road, it is an attempt to change the nature of the earth. India must adopt a global outlook. India will now have to form an idea, which is a global idea.

Earlier, the Congress leader had said that the Prime Minister coined the image of a fake strongman to come to power. This was his biggest strength and now it is India's biggest weakness. The Congress MP from Wayanad had said that it is not just a border issue.

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Amid the ongoing power struggle in Rajasthan, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has targeted the Modi government. Rahul Gandhi has accused the central government that during the Corona period, the Modi government has been continuously dropping the Congress governments.

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