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‘Gadhon ka Sartaj’ is the new name for Rahul Gandhi, as ‘Pappu’ is too affectionate: BJP MLA Akash Vijayvargiya

Akash Vijayvargiya an MLA from Indore-3 seat and son of senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya

BJP MLA Akash Vijayvargiya today came down on Congress President Rahul Gandhi and said that these days has started talking more like an anti-national. Hence, instead of calling him ‘Pappu’, he should be called ‘Gadhon ka Sartaj’.


Akash, son of BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya, said that earlier, Congress President was called ‘Pappu’ (a colloquial term which means a stupid person), which was harmless and affectionate. However, of late he has been acting like an anti-national. So, Rahul Gandhi’s name is now changed to ‘Gadhon ka Sartaj’ (King of donkeys).

Akash had won the Indore-3 Vidhan Sabha seat in the Madhya Pradesh state assembly elections concluded in December 2018. He had defeated a three-time Congress MLA Ashwin Joshi by 75,000 votes.

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