Rahul Gandhi's hate for PM is now hate for India, Indians demand his apology for UK remarks: Smriti Irani | Exclusive

By India Today News Desk: Union Minister Smriti Irani on Wednesday spoke on Rahul Gandhi's remarks about the Indian democracy in the UK.

The second part of the Budget session of Parliament, which started on Monday, is seeing repeated disruption of proceedings over the remarks made by Gandhi during his recent visit to the UK.

"Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, the lies that became the foundation of his (Rahul Gandhi's) conversation in England, were many. He claimed that he did not have access to conversation and Indian universities. That, for him, was an indication of the death of democracy," Irani said.

Questioning the Congress MP, Smriti Irani said, "In 2016, Rahul Gandhi went to an Indian university in the national capital and supported the slogan of 'Bharat Tere Tukde Honge'. The same gentleman, in Jammu and Kashmir during the Bharat Jodo Yatra, said all is well in India. Which one was the lie?"

"Rahul Gandhi attacked the supremacy of institutions such as the Supreme Court of India, the Election Commission of India," Smriti Irani said.

Further, the union minister said India demands an apology from Rahul Gandhi for what he said in the UK.

"Every Indian citizen demands an apology to the Indian Parliament. It is shameful that Rahul Gandhi, instead of coming to Parliament and apologising for his rant against India, is absent from the Parliament," Smriti Irani said.

Speaking in the UK recently, Rahul Gandhi had alleged that the structures of Indian democracy are under “brutal attack” and BJP and RSS have captured almost all institutions. He has often accused the Sangh of fanning hate and creating divisions in society.

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Delhi AIIMS Doctors Perform Risky Heart Surgery On Baby Inside Womb

AIIMS Delhi performed successful balloon dilation in a grape-sized baby's heart in the mother's womb.

A 28-year-old pregnant patient was admitted to the hospital with three previous pregnancy losses. The parents wished to continue the current pregnancy after the doctors communicated about the child's heart condition and consented to the procedure with a wish to improve the outcome.

The procedure was done at the Cardiothoracic Sciences Centre, AIIMS. The team of interventional cardiologists and fetal medicine specialists performed a successful procedure.

According to the team of doctors from Department of Cardiology & Cardiac Anesthesia, along with Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology (Fetal medicine) of AIIMS, "The fetus and the mother are both doing well after the procedure. The teams of doctors are monitoring the growth of the heart chambers to ultimately determine the baby's future management."

"Some types of serious heart diseases can be diagnosed while the baby is in the mother's womb. Sometimes, treating them in the womb may improve the outlook for the baby after birth and lead to near normal development," the team further said.

This procedure is called Balloon dilation of an obstructed valve in the baby's heart.

The procedure is done under ultrasound guidance, "We placed a needle through the mother's abdomen into the baby's heart. Then, using a balloon catheter, we opened the obstructed valve to improve blood flow. We expect and hope that the baby's heart will develop better and the heart disease will be less severe at birth," explained the senior doctor who performed the surgery.

The doctor said that such a procedure can have a risk of life of the fetus and has to be performed with utmost care.

"Such a procedure is very challenging as it can risk even the life of a fetus that also it has very precisely. Everything has to be done under all ultrasound guidance. Commonly all the procedures we do under angiography, but this can't be done. Everything has to be done under ultrasound guidance. And then it has to be done very quickly because you're going to puncture the major heart chamber. So if something goes wrong, the baby will die. It has to be very quick, shoot and dilate and come out," the senior doctor from the team of Cardiothoracic Sciences Centre at AIIMS said.

"We did measure the timing, it was only 90 seconds," he added.

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