Delhi BJP's Sikh cell convenor Charanjeet Singh Lovely said Rahul Gandhi's small-mindedness is evident from his statement, claiming that Sikh turbans are not safe in India and that Sikhs lack religious freedom.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi emphasized that the struggle in India is about religious freedoms, highlighting the rights of Sikhs to wear their symbols. His comments sparked backlash from BJP leaders, accusing him of anti-national statements during his US visit.

The meeting, which took place at Rayburn House Office Building, here, was hosted by California Congressman Bradley Sherman and those present included Reps. Jonathan Jackson, Ro Khanna, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Barbara Lee, Shri Thanedar, Jesus G. “Chuy” Garcia, Hank Johnson and Jan Schakowsky.

The Congress on Wednesday shared a clip of a BJP leader purportedly "threatening" Rahul Gandhi and asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah cannot remain silent on such a "serious issue".

A BJP leader's alleged threat to Rahul Gandhi has led to a strong reaction from the Congress, urging PM Modi and Amit Shah to address the issue.

The BJP on Wednesday slammed Rahul Gandhi over his meeting with US lawmaker Ilhan Omar and others during his visit to that country, alleging the Congress leader is indulging in dangerous and mischievous activities by reaching out to people abroad who are known for their anti-India stand.

The BJP criticised Rahul Gandhi for meeting US lawmaker Ilhan Omar during his visit to the US, accusing him of engaging with individuals known for their anti-India stance. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi claimed Gandhi's actions were dangerous and mischievous,

Several BJP leaders have attacked Rahul Gandhi following his meeting with US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, accusing him of aligning with anti-India forces. BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya alleged that Gandhi's remarks were supported by banned Khalistan groups.