'80% Indians Non-Vegetarian, Indian Non-Vegetarian Food Is Delicious': Rahul Gandhi
He said 80% of Indians are non-vegetarian and posted chole bhature after the BRICS gala dinner served an all-vegetarian spread.
- On Sunday, Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the all-vegetarian menu served at the BRICS Summit gala in Delhi, asserting that "80% of Indians are non-vegetarian."
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted the BRICS Summit gala dinner on Saturday at the Bharat Mandapam, where an ensemble of over 100 artistes performed for delegates and leaders.
- The elaborate gala menu included 'khumb galouti' and 'paneer lababdar' as starters and main courses, alongside 'thakkali belle saaru' and 'Old Delhi fruit cream with jalebi' for dessert served to VVIP guests.
- Posting a picture of chole bhature, Gandhi took a swipe at the Narendra Modi-led central government on social media, writing that Indian non-vegetarian food is delicious.
- Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rahul Gandhi held a breakfast meeting with Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during the summit to discuss bilateral ties.
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Rahul Gandhi Takes Dig at BRICS Dinner Menu, Says ‘80% of Indians Are Non-Vegetarian’ | 🗳️ LatestLY
Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at the BRICS gala dinner menu in New Delhi, saying Indian non-vegetarian cuisine deserved a place at the event. 'For the record: 80% of Indians are non-vegetarian. Indian non-vegetarian food is delicious. As are my sister’s chole bhature,' he wrote on X as PM Modi hosted BRICS leaders and dignitaries. 🗳️ Rahul Gandhi Takes Dig at BRICS Dinner Menu, Says ‘80% of Indians Are Non-Vegetarian’.
80% Indians non-vegetarian: Rahul Gandhi a day after all-vegetarian BRICS Summit gala dinner - The Tribune
Eighty per cent of Indians are non-vegetarian and Indian non-vegetarian food is delicious, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Sunday, a day after an all-vegetarian spread was served at a BRICS Summit gala dinner.
'Guests relished Indian vegetarian cuisine': BJP hits back at Congress for politicising BRICS dinner menu
Rijiju added that the visiting leaders had enjoyed Indian vegetarian cuisine, describing it as rich in flavour and nutritional variety and reflective of the country’s diverse regional culinary traditions.
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