Rahul Gandhi said, "I want to put an end to hatred in this country, and in order to do this, we must defeat PM Modi."

 Rahul Gandhi said, "I want to put an end to hatred in this country, and in order to do this, we must defeat PM Modi."

He said that the RSS, Modi, and "fundamentalists" had instilled enmity across the nation while speaking at an electoral rally in Nampally, this place.

Rahul Gandhi said, "I want to put an end to hatred in this country, and in order to do this, we must defeat PM Modi."

Rahul Gandhi, the head of the Congress, said on Tuesday that his goal is to eradicate hate in the nation and that the only way to do this is to unseat Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the center.

He said that the RSS, Modi, and "fundamentalists" had instilled enmity across the nation while speaking at an electoral rally in Nampally, this place.

In the course of its Bharat Jodo Yatra, the Congress has adopted the slogan of opening'mohabbat ki dukaan' (shop of love) in 'nafrat ke bazaar' (market of hate), he added, adding that 24 incidents are recorded when he confronts Modi. Various states have filed petitions against him, and he has sometimes been summoned by the courts. A "shop of love" was to be opened in the "nafrat ke bazaar" (market of hate), according to the Congress motto. While fighting Modi, he stated during his Bharat Jodo tour, 24 lawsuits have been filed against him in various states, and the courts have summoned him on occasion.

"I received a two-year sentence for slander for the first time. My membership in the Lok Sabha was canceled. They took my government home. I answered, 'I want none of this. The hearts of crores of impoverished people throughout the nation are my home."Country," he said.

In a 2018 defamation case, Gandhi was summoned by an MP-MLA court in Uttar Pradesh on Monday due to allegedly "objectionable" remarks he made against Union minister Amit Shah. He made "objectionable" comments against Amit Shah, the Union Minister.

During the rally in Nampally, Rahul Gandhi did not address the summons that the UP Court had handed him.

Gandhi said, "The fight is ideological and I cannot compromise on it."

He questioned how many complaints AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi had against him, attacking the latter.

Gandhi questioned if any agency was supporting Owaisi, claiming that organizations like the ED and CBI were always on his side. Gandhi questioned if any agency was supporting Owaisi, claiming that organizations like the ED and CBI were always on his side.

He said that the AIMIM president supports Modi, which answers the issue of why there is no legal action against Owaisi.

He also charged AIMIM of using its candidates to undermine the Congress and support the BJP in a number of states.

Rahul Gandhi said, "My goal is to eradicate hatred from this nation, and in order to do so, we must defeat Modi in Delhi."

He said that in order to beat Modi in Delhi, Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao, the President of the BRS, must first be defeated in Telangana.

He pointed out that BRS had backed the Modi administration in Parliament and said that the BJP, AIMIM, and BRS were collaborating.

In addition, he inquired whether the existence of any litigation against KCR. He remarked, "He (KCR) runs the most corrupt government," and inquired as to whether KCR was the subject of any legal action.

He added KCR or AIMIM are not supported by organizations like the ED, CBI, or IT.