I closely watched Rahul Gandhi's interaction with the media last evening after the state elections returns came out, and I really liked what I saw. He was quite candid, calm and measured in what he had to say. There was a sense of realizing what an enormous responsibility this success places on the Congress party going forward. The big difference between Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi, to my mind, is that the former draws you into a conversation. He's always cultured and never loses his civility and decency. Mr. Modi, on the other hand, comes across as a crass and hectoring bully, who is not interested in talking to you but is only looking to harangue the opposition and give a lecture from the pulpit.
Tuesday, 11 December 2018
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