Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad Tuesday said Congress president Rahul Gandhi does not have the "moral right" to challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a debate on corruption as he is himself facing a corruption case and is on bail. "He (Rahul) is himself on bail, his mother (Sonia Gandhi) and his brother-in-law (Robert Vadra) are also on bail (in corruption cases). "You don't have the moral right and conduct to talk on the honesty and integrity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In a tweet on Tuesday, Gandhi dared Modi to debate with him on corruption. We have been demanding an early decision on Ram temple in the case which is pending in the Supreme Court," the minister said.

Source: dna April 09, 2019 15:33 UTC