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Rahul Gandhi caught 'sleeping' in Parliament

| | Jul 10, 2014, at 01:56 am
New Delhi, July 9 (IBNS): Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi was caught on camera 'dozing off' in the Parliament on Wednesday.

A debate on the issue of price rise was being held in the Lok Sabha at that time.

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) attacked Gandhi over the issue and said the Congress was doing the same in the past 10 years when they were in power at the Centre.

"Rahul Gandhi was seen sleeping in Parliament during a debate on price rise. That's what the Congress was doing during their 10 yr rule," BJP leader Shahnawaz Hussain tweeted.

The video footage has already gone viral on social media sites.
 

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