`BJPs politics is one of hubris and anger'

April 24, 2014 13:03

On Wednesday, Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi had a day's break from campaign rallies but that did not mean rest. Numerous issues and people had been waiting for his attention, but Mr Gandhi, in a white kurta and black jeans, appeared relaxed as he sat smiling at his 12, Tughlak Lane residence in New Delhi.

He answered a range of questions -- on his personality, ideology, influences and the 2014 elections and of course, his principal rival, Narendra Modi.

He had already dictated part of these answers to his aides a day earlier during his campaign tour, when he sat down with The Hindu. Excerpts from an exclusive interview with The Hindu's Political Editor, Varghese K. George. Read

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