Delhi: 09-December-2015
In a sneering attack  on the BJP government, Rahul Gandhi  asks explanation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi  over rising intolerance  in U.S. The Congress Vice President and scion of Gandhi family, Rahul Baba  claimed that frequent visits of Narendra Modi stimulated environment of America  and affected percipience of his favourite cartoon characters.
"Hon. Speaker,  today my favourite cartoon character and childhood friend Donald Duck (according to party sources he  was referring to Donald Trump)  asked White House to ban Muslims from entering into U.S. How did this happen?  Who is responsible for the change in secular virtues of Donald bhai? Is it a  planned conspiracy to pollute the environment of U.S. just like it did in India?  I want to ask Mr. Modi why he needs to go to U.S. again and again. Is there  some specific objective to do that? Hon. Speaker, today Donald bhai left his  secular virtues tomorrow Micky Mouse will take same decision. I am pretty sure  that it was Mr. Modi who frequently visits U.S. influenced his  wisdom. Hon. Speaker, I request a special session of Parliament to discuss rising  atrocities and brain washing of my favourite characters from the right wing  terror ideologies of India  like Yogiji and Sadhvijis. I also believe that increasing visits of Prime  Minister to U.S. would have polluted the environment of that country and he  should be kept away from Disney Land," said Rahul Gandhi, addressing the  Parliament of India. 
Rahul Baba also  claimed that all his favourite cartoon characters need special security not just  in India or U.S. but also all over the world from the right wing terror lobby.
"I asked my  uncle Doraemon  (here its Diggy  Chacha, or Congress Senior Leader Digvijay Singh  who also mentored Rahul since his child hood, according to sources) to create a  gadget which will bring my favorite Donald Duck to his senses," Rahul confide  in an exclusive chat with India Satire correspondent Swati Gupta outside the Parliament.  
(All inputs reported by our special  correspondent Swati Gupta  from Delhi) 
 
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