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Fact-Check: Rahul Gandhi lies about Arun Jaitley threatening him on farm laws; Jaitley’s son refutes false claims

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi drew sharp criticism over his remarks on the farm laws and his allegation on former Finance Minister and BJP leader Arun Jaitley for threatening him. Jaitley’s son refuted the claims made by the Congress leader by exposing the exact timelines

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Rahul Gandhi exposed for spreading lies about BJP leader Arun Jaitley having threatened him on the farm laws

Rahul Gandhi exposed for spreading lies about BJP leader Arun Jaitley having threatened him on the farm laws

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New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had to bite the dust for spreading misinformation about the then Union Law Minister and Arun Jaitley threating him about dire consequences as he waged protest against the three farm laws. The three farm laws were introduced in 2020, and Arun Jaitley had passed away in 2019.

While speaking at the Annual Legal Conclave 2025, Rahul Gandhi also claimed that Jaitley said that Gandhi doesn’t have an idea about who he was talking to and added, that “I remember when I was fighting the farm laws, Arun Jaitley was sent to threaten me. He said that if I carry on opposing the government, fighting the farm laws, then the government will act against me.”

#WATCH | Delhi: At the Annual Legal Conclave- 2025, Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "I remember when I was fighting the farm laws, Arun Jaitley ji was sent to me to threaten me. He told me "if you carry on opposing the govt, fighting the farm laws, we will have… pic.twitter.com/8RJWmHo9fE

— ANI (@ANI) August 2, 2025

The three farm laws were enacted in 2020 which were three distinctive legislations that aimed at promoting farmers’ produce and provide better market opportunities and to ensure fair and competitive prices to the farmers for their produce.

Rohan Jaitley Reacts over Rahul Gandhi’s Remarks

Rahul Gandhi’s remarks about the former Finance Minister, have drawn severe criticism from Jaitley’ son Rohan Jaitley and others from the BJP.

Arun Jaitley’s son Rohan Jaitley countered Rahul Gandhi’s remarks by presenting the timeline of his father’s death and the political row related to farm laws. “Let me reminder him, my father passed away in 2019. The farm laws were introduced in 2020. More importantly it was not my father’s nature to threaten anyone over opposing view.  He always believed in building consensus and appreciated free and open discussions. That was simply who he was and that remains his legacy today”, wrote Rohan Jaitley on his X platform.

Rahul Gandhi now claims my late father, Arun Jaitley, threatened him over the farm laws.
Let me remind him, my father passed away in 2019. The farm laws were introduced in 2020. More importantly, it was not in my father's nature to threaten anyone over an opposing view. He was a…

— Rohan Jaitley (@rohanjaitley) August 2, 2025

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He also said that Rahul Gandhi in a similar manner had accused former Defence Minister Manohar Parikar during his final days. Thus, Rohan Jaitley warned Rahul Gandhi to be vigilant and cautious especially while speaking about those who are not alive and has left the world.

Meanwhile BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya also criticised Rahul Gandhi. “To suggest that Arun Jaitley approached him for anything at all is factually incorrect and misleading”, Malaviya said and asked the Congress leader to stick to facts and not rewrite timelines

🚨 Fake News Alert 🚨

Rahul Gandhi claims that Shri Arun Jaitley approached him to water down his opposition to 2020 Farm Laws. Let’s set the record straight:

📍 Arun Jaitley ji passed away on 24 August 2019.
📍 The draft Farm Bills were brought to the Union Cabinet on 3 June… https://t.co/aCGmcnf4mc

— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) August 2, 2025

This is not the first time that Rahul Gandhi has spread wrong information. In the past also on various occasions such as matters related to the voter list in Maharashtra and on the questioning the authenticity of the electronic voting machines, Rahul Gandhi’s claims had fallen flat.

Topics: Rahul GandhiAmit MalviyapoliticsArun JaitleyFarm LawsRohan JaitleyBJP
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