By Admin 
A heated war of words was witnessed in the Parliament complex between Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Union Minister of State Ravneet Singh Bittu. When Rahul Gandhi called him a ‘traitor friend’, Union Minister Bittu hit back by calling him an ‘enemy of the country’. The heated exchange between the two leaders at that time became very serious. Friday (6 February 2026) Today once again Ravneet Singh Bittu targeted the Gandhi family and also advised Rahul Gandhi to go to Prime Minister Modi’s school.
What did Ravneet Singh Bittu say?
Referring to the assassination of the then late Chief Minister of Punjab, Beant Singh, the Union Minister said, when his (Rahul Gandhi) father was assassinated, he gave himself Bharat Ratna, whereas the sitting Chief Minister of Punjab Beant Singh of Punjab gave martyrdom, but it was not even mentioned. Congress remained in the government for 10 years, but never even talked about Bharat Ratna for him.
Bittu said, “After yesterday’s incident, I have become stronger. Gandhi family is the enemy of the country. I will continue to fight against them with hard work and honesty. He said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been running a school since the morning, he is giving tips to the children. Yesterday everyone called him a child, if Rahul Gandhi also goes to Prime Minister Modi’s school or listens to him, then he too will be successful in life.”
What is the Rahul Gandhi-Ravneet Singh Bittu dispute?
On the sixth day of Parliament, a heated war of words was witnessed between Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu in the Parliament premises. The clash between the two leaders took place when opposition MPs were protesting at Makar Dwar. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi commented on Bittu and called him a ‘traitor friend’. After this, Bittu retaliated by calling Rahul Gandhi an enemy of the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also fired political arrows at Congress by mentioning this issue in Rajya Sabha.
Who is Ravneet Singh Bittu?
Ravneet Singh Bittu is currently a Rajya Sabha MP. BJP had sent him to the Upper House from Rajasthan in August 2024. Bittu is the Minister of State in the Ministry of Railways and Food and Processing Industries in the Central Government. Before joining BJP, he was involved in Congress Party. Joined Bharatiya Janata Party in March 2024. In the Lok Sabha elections, BJP had made him a candidate from Ludhiana seat of Punjab, but he was defeated by Congress candidate Amar Singh Raja Warar. Bittu has been MP of Ludhiana twice. He is the grandson of former Chief Minister of Punjab Beant Singh, who was assassinated in August 1995.