Rahul Gandhi's illogical comments

 Rahul Gandhi's recent observation in Parliament that Hindus are inclined towards violence and resort to falsehood and indulge in hatred is rather baffling considering the fact that as leader of the opposition of the Parliament in India, the Congress leader  should have shown greater political judgement. The leader of the opposition used his wisdom in speaking in such a way that it did not do justice to the position of great responsibilty he has been endowed with. His absurd contention is totally uncalled for and on the contrary numerous political experts who have analysed Rahul Gandhi's angry burst of speech speaking lowly of the Hindus observe that it is inexplicable to expect from the Leader of Opposition in Parliament to club all the members belonging to the Hindu community as force's that are synonymous with violence. If we accept Rahul Gandhi's logic then renowned members of the judiciary, medical fraternity, scientists, academics belonging to the Hindu community have instigated the people of the other communities in India by their acts of violence, hatred and falsehood. Such irresponsible statements from a somewhat wayward Congress leader needs to condemned in unequivocal terms and stringent action should be taken to prevent such undesirable remarks in the future from leaders owing allegiance to any political party. After all such comments are sensitive and could have widespread ramification.

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