Rahul Gandhi isn't afraid to speak his mind, and he's done just that in response to a recent comment made by Jagdish Vishwakarma, the head of the BJP in Gujarat. Vishwakarma allegedly made a sexist remark about Geniben Thakor, a female member of the Congress party. Gandhi was quick to respond, saying the BJP is hiding behind a mask of respecting women but is actually very anti-women in reality.

Gandhi took to social media to express his outrage, pointing out the hypocrisy of the BJP's actions. He asked if the party is truly committed to empowering women, or if they're just using it as a way to win votes. Gandhi also pointed out that women who speak out against those in power are often targeted, and that this kind of behavior reveals a distorted view of the world.

Rahul Gandhi also had a message for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reminding him of the BJP's own words on respecting women. He warned that women across Gujarat and the country will not take kindly to such insults, and that the BJP should be prepared to face the consequences.

This controversy started when Vishwakarma made a comment about taking control of a district panchayat from the "pallu" of Thakor's sari. The "pallu" is the end of a woman's sari, and it's clear that Vishwakarma was making a sexist remark.

Another Congress MP had already criticized Vishwakarma for his comments, and now Rahul Gandhi has joined the chorus of disapproval. The BJP is facing a lot of backlash for its handling of this situation, and it remains to be seen how they will respond.