Rahul Gandhi’s Political Odyssey: Unravelling the Enigma of Remaining Supporters
From that Frankly Speaking interview of Arnab Goswami in 2014 to the time Rahul Gandhi adopted the slogan "Chowkidar Chor Hai" in 2019 and plunged recklessly into what appeared to be an Adani-Ambani tirade, his efforts to connect with the public seemed to misfire. Mishandling facts and figures with a carelessness that undermined his own cause, he raised a growing, albeit quiet, question: What is the profile of the voter that supports him and his party? Subsequently, at highly publicized lectures in prestigious venues like Cambridge, where more than slogans were anticipated, observers started noticing Rahul's inarticulateness, nervous lacing and unlacing of fingers and his struggle to articulate coherent thoughts despite prolonged pauses. These observations cast doubts not only on his abilities as a public speaker but also on his comprehension levels and, more broadly, his capacities as a politician positioning himself as an alternative to Narendra Modi. Social media diss
