Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Ramdas Athawale, criticized former Congress president Rahul Gandhi for his recent comments made overseas. Athawale slammed Gandhi for his criticism of the Indian government while speaking in foreign countries. The minister accused Gandhi of tarnishing the image of the country on the global platform. Athawale’s comments came during a press conference in Nagpur, where he expressed his disappointment with Gandhi’s statements. The Minister of State emphasized the need for politicians to show unity and support for the nation, especially when speaking internationally. Athawale’s remarks reflect the ongoing political tensions in India, with opposition leaders often questioning the policies and decisions of the ruling party. The criticism from Athawale highlights the divide between different political factions in the country. The issue of politicians making critical remarks overseas has been a topic of debate in Indian politics, with some arguing that such comments can harm the country’s reputation. Athawale’s strong words against Gandhi are likely to fuel further discussions on the responsibilities of politicians when representing India on the global stage.