Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi on February 13 addressed the gathering in Wayanad where he said that he is not scared of Narendra Modi, alleging that the Prime Minister thinks that he is very powerful and people are scared of him. Gandhi said, “According to the constitution, parts of the speech can be removed if you are saying without support or you are insulting someone. I did not insult anybody, I used the kindest language and placed the truth. I was asked to show the proof. I wrote a letter to the speaker that every point they have removed and the supporting proof.” “The Prime Minister was directly insulted. He says why your name is Gandhi and not Nehru. But his words were not deleted,” he added. “PM thinks he is very powerful and people will get scared of him. PM doesn’t realise the absolute last thing I’m scared of is Narendra Modi. It doesn’t matter if he is the PM of India. Because one day he will be forced to face his truth,” Gandhi said. “It’s important for everyone in this country to see the parliament proceedings, comprehend what’s happening in the country & understand the nexus between the PM and Mr Adani,” Gandhi added.