Compared with Rahul's, Priyanka Gandhi's maiden speech was longer, touching on a wider variety of issues. Here's how Rahul Gandhi's debut speech in Parliament went, back in 2005.

Participating in a debate on 75 years of the adoption of the Constitution, Rahul Gandhi cited Hindutva idealogue V D Savarkar's criticism of the Constitution that there was 'nothing Indian about it'.

Rahul Gandhi criticised the BJP, quoting Savarkar's disapproval of the Indian Constitution. He accused the Modi government of suppressing the citizens, citing the Agniveer scheme, exam paper leaks, and farmer neglect.

In a heated Lok Sabha session, Rahul Gandhi criticised the government's policies. He also invoked Savarkar's critique of the Constitution. Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde countered by citing Indira Gandhi's praise of Savarkar and highlighting Congress's past governance.

During a Lok Sabha address, Rahul Gandhi criticized the BJP, quoting V.D. Savarkar's critique of the Indian Constitution as non-Indian. Gandhi challen

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha also said that Congress will ensure 50 per cent cap on reservation is removed.

Rahul Gandhi, Congress MP and leader of Opposition, addressed the Lok Sabha on the final day of the debate on the Constitution, which completed 75 years on November 26. Holding a small Constitution copy,

The two leaders questioned each other’s commitment to the Constitution while presenting contrasting ideological visions for India.

Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on ’tapasya’ in Lok Sabha drew ridicule from BJP leaders, who labeled him the ’undisputed king of bloopers.’ As political tensions escalate, the opposition aims to challenge the Modi government’s policies,

A war of words erupted between Rahul Gandhi and Anurag Thakur during the winter session in Lok Sabha. From ‘Eklavya’ to ‘Emergency’, the duo engaged in a fiery verbal battle.