BJP targets Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi over absence from landslide-hit Wayanad

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The BJP has criticised Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi for not visiting Wayanad in the wake of a deadly landslide, calling them part-time politicians and political tourists. Rahul Gandhi has not made a public appearance in nearly three weeks, drawing further scrutiny given Wayanad's importance as his former constituency. The district holds significant political weight for the Gandhi family, making their absence more conspicuous. The Congress party has defended both leaders, arguing that staying away helps keep the spotlight on relief and rescue operations rather than politics.

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