Was Rahul Gandhi with Chinese envoy at Kathmandu nightclub? BJP leaders raise questions


Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is once again in the BJP’s line of fire after a video of him at a nightclub in Kathmandu emerged on Tuesday. The clip was shared several times on social media. Now, several social media users and some BJP leaders have alleged that Rahul Gandhi was seen with a Chinese diplomat in the video.

The undated video shows Rahul Gandhi accompanied by a friend at a dimly lit nightclub, with people dancing to the loud music in the background. Congress leader Randeep Surjewala clarified that Rahul Gandhi was attending a friend’s wedding in Kathmandu.

But now several users on social media and some BJP leaders have raised questions about the identity of the woman allegedly seen in the video, claiming that the woman is Chinese diplomat Hou Yanqi.

A leader of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) also shared the video with the caption, “Rahul Gandhi with Hou Yanqi (Chinese ambassador to Nepal). She earlier honey trapped Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli.”

Here’s how the netizens reacted to the video:

While some social media users claimed that the woman in the video is not Hou Yanqi, but someone who looks like her, others poked fun at the Congress leader.

Here’s a look at Hou Yanqi, the Chinese Ambassador to Nepal:

Chinese diplomat Hou Yanqi. (File photo)

Woman who was seen with Rahul Gandhi at the nightclub.

WAR OF WORDS BETWEEN BJP, CONGRESS

Meanwhile, as the BJP stoked controversy by sharing a video of Rahul Gandhi partying at a nightclub in Kathmanduthe Congress defended its top leader and asked “what’s wrong with it?”

“Rahul Gandhi is in Kathmandu to attend the wedding of his friend. He is on a personal visit there. [BJP] not answering the questions related to power crisis, inflation but they have all the time in the world for Rahul Gandhi,” Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala said.

“Last when I checked having a family in this country, attending marriage and engagement ceremony is a matter of our culture and civilization. It has still not become a crime in this country to be married, to be a friend of someone or to attend their marriage celebration,” Randeep Surjewala said on Tuesday.

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