China, Pakistan planning something big: Rahul

December 31, 2022 14:31

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that China and Pakistan are planning big, adding that "Doklam, Tawang preparation is for something big".

Addressing a press conference, the Wayanad MP said that there was a huge undercurrent against the BJP across the country and urged the opposition to unite to present an alternative vision to the people.

Gandhi also sought mutual respect between opposition leaders and the Congress in taking on the BJP, which has been completely dominating the country's political space.

"If the opposition stands effectively with a vision, it will become very difficult for the BJP to win elections. But the opposition has to coordinate effectively and the opposition has to go to the people with an alternative vision," Gandhi said.

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