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'Is Sonia blackmailing Modi to not act': Subramanian Swamy shares Rahul Gandhi's 'annual return filed as British citizen'

Swamy took to X (formerly Twitter) and shared picture of a document which he said is the annual return Rahul Gandhi filed with the UK government as a British citizen.
Last Updated : 10 August 2024, 11:41 IST

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BJP's Subramanian Swamy on Saturday claimed that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is a British citizen. He made the allegation by sharing a document which he claimed is Rahul's "annual return filed with the British government".

Swamy took to X (formerly Twitter) and shared picture of a document which he said is the annual return Rahul filed with the UK government as a British citizen. He further questioned PM Narendra Modi and targeted Sonia Gandhi asking if the latter was "blackmailing" the PM for not taking action against Rahul.

"This is Rahul Gandhi’s Annual Return filed with the British Government as a British citizen. Is Modi blackmailed by Sonia to not take action?" Swamy said on X while sharing the picture.

In a separate post, Swamy shared a letter sent to Gandhi back in 2019 when Rajnath Singh was the country's home minister. The letter, addressed to Gandhi by B C Joshi, Director (Citizenship), asks him to provide the factually correct information regarding his citizenship and date of birth.

The letter says that Rahul, as a director of a UK-based company, had provided his citizenship as 'British', and asks him to supply the facts regarding the same.

Posting the letter, Swamy said, "Here is what Home Ministry wrote to Rahul Gandhi when Rajnath Singh was HM. Modi replaced Rajnath after that and put Amit Shah as HM, who has sat on it since then."

Swamy, who is known for making controversial and often anti-Modi statements despite being a part of BJP, had recently targeted the PM over the unrest in Bangladesh. He on X had said that "Modi is shivering while the Muslims kicked out Bangladesh Lady PM. Don’t ask on Nepal. Ask Modi to quit."

He had further said that Modi could "ditch" former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India after resigning from the post.

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Published 10 August 2024, 11:41 IST

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