Rahul Says He Is Not Afraid To Be Attacked By Hindutvawadis

New Delhi (12/12/2012) Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who attacked the BJP at its Jaipur rally, on Sunday, called it “power hungry” and sought to make a distinction between Hinduisms and theirs, stated that he will not be stopped by any attacks.
He tweeted his video and a Hindi message accompanying it.You don’t have to be afraid.

Gandhi addressed the large gathering at Jaipur, during the protest against inflation and price rise.

He said that Gandhi was a Hindu, but not Hindutvawadi.

He explained the differences between them by saying: “Two different words cannot be the same thing.” Each word can have a different meaning.The meanings of Hindutva and Hindutva in our current politics are identical.

They are different terms and have completely different meanings.While I’m a Hindu, my identity is not one of the Hindutvawadis.Mahatma Gandhi, a Hindu, and Nathuram Gose, a Hindutvawadi were both among them.”