Height of hypocrisy of Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi climbed the steps of the Chotila temple, one more example of his hypocrisy.
He has been visiting so many temples of Gujarat, one after the other, to prove that
he is so much in favor of the hindus, which he is not. Gujaratis know him very well. 

In context with the Malegaav bomb blast case back in 2009, Rahul Gandhi while giving an interview with an american news channel clearly said that this incidence has been caused by a Hindu terror organisation and that Shrikant Purohit, the prime accused, is a hindu terrorist!! He also emphatically said that the threat of hindu terror is more dangerous for the country rather than of islamic terror!! Subsequent to that, the case against Purohit became stronger and he has been in jail since last 8 years. Today a special court in Maharashtra acquitted Purohit of this heinous charge of being a hindu terrorist and went ahead to say that there is no evidence of any hindu terrorist organisation which had planned and executed this bomb blast.
As of now, Rahul Gandhi is busy re-visiting Gujarat after the loss of the con
gress party in the recent assembly elections. He went to Chotila's famous Chamunda Maata temple and climbed the mountain having 635 steps and came down after worshiping the Goddess there. It is not difficult to come to the conclusion that this guy is a huge hypocrite. He is doing all these to woo the hindu voters of gujarat for the 2019 General Elections now, playing a hindu card. But he does not know that the hindus of gujarat are not as foolish or gullible as what he conceives them to be. They know about the heights of hypocrisy, Rahul is showing right now, as they have seen him behaving like a totally anti-hindu in the past, not just giving statements which can annoy hindu sentiments but also acting in such a way which can disappoint any hindu and make him feel furious. Pappu ji aap karte raho ye sab Dhong aur Nautanki, yahaa aap ki daal nahi galne vali...!!

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