Rahul Gandhi's remarks have eventually led the BJP MPs to resort to the party's weapon of whataboutery. Let's take a look at his speech and how the BJP ministers responded.

The debate on the motion began on Tuesday and on Wednesday, during the second day of the debate, Rahul Gandhi rose from his seat to address the house. 

On Monday, in the wake of the apex court order, the Lok Sabha Secretariat officially announced that Rahul Gandhi's membership has been restored.

Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha membership was revoked when he was convicted by a Gujarat court in a criminal defamation case with two-year imprisonment earlier this March.

Rahul Gandhi will be back to the Lok Sabha as Wayanad MP and his comeback will be adding more strength and significance to the opposition parties to take on the BJP regime.

As Rahul Gandhi is all set to begin a new innings in the Parliament, let's delve into why his re-entry as an MP won't happen immediately.

The Congress party and the leaders across the country have welcomed the verdict that has come at a high time when the opposition parties need his presence in the ongoing parliament session.

It is expected that as Rahul Gandhi will be reinstated as a Lok Sabha member, he will attend the ongoing session and his presence will boost the opposition's fight against the BJP government. 

About 26 opposition parties took part in the second round of the meeting in Bengaluru during which they agreed to strengthen their pledge of building a united opposition to defeat the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. 

The Congress party has responded to the verdict and said that the court's directive of refusing to stay Gandhi's conviction is illegally wrong.