If you want to become PM, stay in mock parliament: Amit Shah on Rahul Gandhi

Chandigarh, Nov 1: In a blistering attack on Rahul Gandhi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the country will never forget that the Congress leader held a 'jalsa' on the anniversary of the "Sikh genocide" of 1984, and that if he wanted to become the prime minister, he should stay in a "mock parliament" his entire life. Speaking at an event in Chandigarh, he also slammed opposition…

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