TFIPOST हिन्दी
TFIPOST Global
Tfipost.com
Tfipost.com
No Result
View All Result
  • Premium
  • Politics
    • All
    • Analysis
    • Opinions
    • Trending
    From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.

    Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

    Dubey escalates infiltration debate in Bengal

    Bengal Poll Row Escalates After Bangladesh Parliament Remarks: Nishikant Dubey Targets TMC Over Infiltration Debate

    Great Nicobar Project at the Crossroads: Strategic Ambition Meets Global Propaganda Battle

    Great Nicobar Project at the Crossroads: Strategic Ambition Meets Global Propaganda Battle

    Five-State Exit Polls Hint at NDA sweep Across Key Battlegrounds

    Five-State Exit Polls Hint at NDA sweep Across Key Battlegrounds

    • Analysis
    • Opinions
    • Trending
  • Economy
    • All
    • Business
    • Economy1
    • Finance
    From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.

    Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

    AI, access, and accountability: Goyal’s push to transform India’s procurement system through GeM

    Goyal Speeds Up GeM Revamp, Pushes AI Tools and Wider Access to Reform Procurement System

    What are the Benefits of Critical Health Insurance in Serious Illness Cases?

    What are the Benefits of Critical Health Insurance in Serious Illness Cases?

    How Digital Verification Works In Online Personal Loan Applications

    How Digital Verification Works In Online Personal Loan Applications

    • Business
    • Finance
  • Defense
    • All
    • Defence
    • Strategy
    • Weaponry
    Dubey escalates infiltration debate in Bengal

    Bengal Poll Row Escalates After Bangladesh Parliament Remarks: Nishikant Dubey Targets TMC Over Infiltration Debate

    India called the shots, not the ceasefire: Rajnath SIngh

    India Chose the Moment, Not the Pressure: Rajnath Singh Says Operation Sindoor Halt Was a Strategic Call

    Why is Making a Jet Engine so Hard | The failure of Kaveri

    Why is Making a Jet Engine so Hard | The failure of Kaveri

    Rajnath Singh at SCO, reaffirming India’s zero-tolerance stand on terrorism.

    “No More Double Standards”: Rajnath Singh’s SCO Message Rewrites India’s Terror Response Playbook

    • Defence
    • Strategy
    • Weaponry
  • Geopolitics
    • All
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia Pacific
    • Europe
    • South Asia
    • West Asia
    Karachi Pact 1949: How Pakistan Cemented Control Over Gilgit-Baltistan Without Its People’s Consent

    Karachi Pact 1949: How Pakistan Cemented Control Over Gilgit-Baltistan Without Its People’s Consent

    When law becomes an instrument of exclusion, persecution moves far beyond the courtroom.

    Ahmadis in Pakistan: From Faith to Marginalisation Under Law and Society

    When uranium becomes strategy, India moves first.

    India’s $4 Billion Uranium Coup with Kazakhstan Rewrites the Global Nuclear Balance

    “Fixing the World”: What a Century of Big Ideas Reveals About Us

    “Fixing the World”: What a Century of Big Ideas Reveals About Us

    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia Pacific
    • Europe
    • South Asia
    • West Asia
  • Knowledge
    • All
    • Culture
    • Education
    • History
    • Indology
    Chants of ‘Jai Badri Vishal’ Echo as Badrinath Portals Open; All Four Dhams Now Accessible to Pilgrims

    Chants of ‘Jai Badri Vishal’ Echo as Badrinath Portals Open; All Four Dhams Now Accessible to Pilgrims

    Kedarnath Dham Portals Open for Devotees After 181 Days Amid Vedic Chants, Traditional Rituals

    Kedarnath Dham Portals Open for Devotees After 181 Days Amid Vedic Chants, Traditional Rituals

    Sardar Patel and Amit Shah

    Sardar Patel’s 1947 Blueprint on Minority Quotas Resurfaces as Reservation Debate Returns to Centre Stage

    The 1973 Constitution and ‘Bhutto’ the Man Who Made It: What Pakistan Owes and What It Destroyed

    The 1973 Constitution and ‘Bhutto’ the Man Who Made It: What Pakistan Owes and What It Destroyed

    • Culture
    • History
    • Indology
  • Law
  • Lounge
    • All
    • Books
    • Cinema
    • Entertainment
    • Food
    • Games
    • Health
    • Lifestyle
    • Satire
    • Sports
    • technology
    • Travel
    From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.

    Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

    A journey of faith unfolds across one of India’s toughest terrains.

    Adi Kailash Yatra Begins Today: Temple Gates Open as Uttarakhand Tightens Grip on Strategic Himalayan Corridor

    Minor rape survivor’s pregnancy termination and reproductive rights

    SC Reinforces Bodily Autonomy in Teen Rape Survivor Case, Questions State Control Over Abortion Rights

    The Role of AI in Airport Security Solutions for Managing High Tourist Traffic

    The Role of AI in Airport Security Solutions for Managing High Tourist Traffic

    • Books
    • Cinema
    • Food
    • Health
    • Sports
    • technology
    • Travel
    • Satire
Tfipost.com
  • Premium
  • Politics
    • All
    • Analysis
    • Opinions
    • Trending
    From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.

    Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

    Dubey escalates infiltration debate in Bengal

    Bengal Poll Row Escalates After Bangladesh Parliament Remarks: Nishikant Dubey Targets TMC Over Infiltration Debate

    Great Nicobar Project at the Crossroads: Strategic Ambition Meets Global Propaganda Battle

    Great Nicobar Project at the Crossroads: Strategic Ambition Meets Global Propaganda Battle

    Five-State Exit Polls Hint at NDA sweep Across Key Battlegrounds

    Five-State Exit Polls Hint at NDA sweep Across Key Battlegrounds

    • Analysis
    • Opinions
    • Trending
  • Economy
    • All
    • Business
    • Economy1
    • Finance
    From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.

    Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

    AI, access, and accountability: Goyal’s push to transform India’s procurement system through GeM

    Goyal Speeds Up GeM Revamp, Pushes AI Tools and Wider Access to Reform Procurement System

    What are the Benefits of Critical Health Insurance in Serious Illness Cases?

    What are the Benefits of Critical Health Insurance in Serious Illness Cases?

    How Digital Verification Works In Online Personal Loan Applications

    How Digital Verification Works In Online Personal Loan Applications

    • Business
    • Finance
  • Defense
    • All
    • Defence
    • Strategy
    • Weaponry
    Dubey escalates infiltration debate in Bengal

    Bengal Poll Row Escalates After Bangladesh Parliament Remarks: Nishikant Dubey Targets TMC Over Infiltration Debate

    India called the shots, not the ceasefire: Rajnath SIngh

    India Chose the Moment, Not the Pressure: Rajnath Singh Says Operation Sindoor Halt Was a Strategic Call

    Why is Making a Jet Engine so Hard | The failure of Kaveri

    Why is Making a Jet Engine so Hard | The failure of Kaveri

    Rajnath Singh at SCO, reaffirming India’s zero-tolerance stand on terrorism.

    “No More Double Standards”: Rajnath Singh’s SCO Message Rewrites India’s Terror Response Playbook

    • Defence
    • Strategy
    • Weaponry
  • Geopolitics
    • All
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia Pacific
    • Europe
    • South Asia
    • West Asia
    Karachi Pact 1949: How Pakistan Cemented Control Over Gilgit-Baltistan Without Its People’s Consent

    Karachi Pact 1949: How Pakistan Cemented Control Over Gilgit-Baltistan Without Its People’s Consent

    When law becomes an instrument of exclusion, persecution moves far beyond the courtroom.

    Ahmadis in Pakistan: From Faith to Marginalisation Under Law and Society

    When uranium becomes strategy, India moves first.

    India’s $4 Billion Uranium Coup with Kazakhstan Rewrites the Global Nuclear Balance

    “Fixing the World”: What a Century of Big Ideas Reveals About Us

    “Fixing the World”: What a Century of Big Ideas Reveals About Us

    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia Pacific
    • Europe
    • South Asia
    • West Asia
  • Knowledge
    • All
    • Culture
    • Education
    • History
    • Indology
    Chants of ‘Jai Badri Vishal’ Echo as Badrinath Portals Open; All Four Dhams Now Accessible to Pilgrims

    Chants of ‘Jai Badri Vishal’ Echo as Badrinath Portals Open; All Four Dhams Now Accessible to Pilgrims

    Kedarnath Dham Portals Open for Devotees After 181 Days Amid Vedic Chants, Traditional Rituals

    Kedarnath Dham Portals Open for Devotees After 181 Days Amid Vedic Chants, Traditional Rituals

    Sardar Patel and Amit Shah

    Sardar Patel’s 1947 Blueprint on Minority Quotas Resurfaces as Reservation Debate Returns to Centre Stage

    The 1973 Constitution and ‘Bhutto’ the Man Who Made It: What Pakistan Owes and What It Destroyed

    The 1973 Constitution and ‘Bhutto’ the Man Who Made It: What Pakistan Owes and What It Destroyed

    • Culture
    • History
    • Indology
  • Law
  • Lounge
    • All
    • Books
    • Cinema
    • Entertainment
    • Food
    • Games
    • Health
    • Lifestyle
    • Satire
    • Sports
    • technology
    • Travel
    From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.

    Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

    A journey of faith unfolds across one of India’s toughest terrains.

    Adi Kailash Yatra Begins Today: Temple Gates Open as Uttarakhand Tightens Grip on Strategic Himalayan Corridor

    Minor rape survivor’s pregnancy termination and reproductive rights

    SC Reinforces Bodily Autonomy in Teen Rape Survivor Case, Questions State Control Over Abortion Rights

    The Role of AI in Airport Security Solutions for Managing High Tourist Traffic

    The Role of AI in Airport Security Solutions for Managing High Tourist Traffic

    • Books
    • Cinema
    • Food
    • Health
    • Sports
    • technology
    • Travel
    • Satire
No Result
View All Result
Tfipost.com
Tfipost.com
No Result
View All Result
  • Premium
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Defense
  • Geopolitics
  • Knowledge
  • Law
  • Lounge

Naval officers confirm the misuse of Indian naval vessels by Nehru Gandhi dynasty

Animesh Pandey by Animesh Pandey
10 May 2019
in Trending
Gandhi, Naval
Share on FacebookShare on X

In the recent address to the nation from the iconic Ramlila Maidan at New Delhi, PM Narendra Modi cracked down hard on the Nehru Gandhi dynasty. Targeting the dynasty for misusing the nation’s assets, Narendra Modi asserted that ex PM Rajiv Gandhi misused Indian naval vessels like INS Viraat for his private excursions at Lakshadweep.

To quote the PM’s address, “Congress’ naamdaar family had misused the pride of the country, INS Viraat, like its personal taxi. They had insulted it. This incident is of that time when Rajiv Gandhi was the Prime Minister of the country and they had gone out on vacation for 10 days. During that time, INS Viraat was stationed to guard the maritime boundaries, but it was sent to bring the Gandhi family who was going on vacation. After that, INS Viraat had stopped at a special island with their entire family. It was there for 10 days. Among those who were holidaying with Rajiv Gandhi were his in-laws.”

RelatedPosts

Govt Denies Third-Party Role in PM–Trump Call, Rejects Elon Musk’s Participation Claim

Kerala to Become ‘Keralam’? Centre May Give Nod Following Assembly Approval

Carney to Visit India on Feb 26 as Part of Three-Nation Indo-Pacific Tour

Load More

Already rattled and aghast by PM Modi’s unapologetic attacks on the blatant corruption sponsored by Rajiv during his tenure, the Congress was shell shocked by the current jibe taken at their beloved master. In their bid to defend him, the sycophants further confirmed to the allegation, as they tried to justify such blatant misuse of the national assets.

Congress leaders like Anand Sharma and Sanjay Nirupam made personal attacks against him, with the former going to the extent of saying ‘PM Modi has no personal family to take them on such vacations’. On the other hand, Sanjay Nirupam, along with other Congress leaders, tried to target PM Modi for his foreign trips.

However, their web of lies was brutally exposed by some of the actual witnesses themselves. Retired Commander V K Jaitley, one of the naval officers posted on the ship, confirmed to the allegations leveled by PM Modi. In a detailed conversation with the press, including Republic TV, he confirmed that the then PM Rajiv Gandhi misused naval vessels for his own excursions. 

He mentioned, “It is very easy for a person at that level to convert any trip into an official program. It is nothing very big. They (Gandhis) did it in the past, many others have done so, except I think present dispensation is an exception, that too only the higher authorities, people in lower levels must be doing it even now, arranging an official trip is very easy.”

Commander VK Jaitley also didn’t mince his words in bashing Congress sycophants. On hearing about Congress leaders justifying the misuse of the naval vessels, he said, “Some people feel that they have the right to misuse the resources of the country for their family, it’s wrong, very wrong. Converting a vacation into an official trip is very wrong. Resources should be used for what they were meant. It is very easy for a Prime Minister to declare any visit anywhere as official.”

Another crew member from INS Viraat confirmed the allegations, as he posted the following:-

However, this was not all. In a conversation with defence analyst and author Shiv Aroor, acclaimed journalist Anita Pratap, one of the first journalists to reveal the same, dropped the bomb by revealing that none of the media outlets covered this misuse despite knowing about the same. To quote her, “I’m really shocked that this blast from the past has become so controversial now, much more than it was in 1988. This of course created some amount of controversy. But as is common with such cases, the buzz died down because the media goes on to another story. You know how tight lipped naval sources are in any country. But it was never contradicted at that time.”

Yes, there was misuse, I don't think I would have reported it if I didn't think it was improper, senior journalist Anita Pratap tells me on the INS Viraat / Gandhis Lakhadweep vacation story she scooped for @IndiaToday Magazine 31 years ago. pic.twitter.com/OBYKB3Yr1W

— Shiv Aroor (@ShivAroor) May 9, 2019

To be honest, PM Modi has taken a huge risk by going all out against the Nehru Gandhi dynasty with such bold allegations, backed by irrefutable proof, unlike the laughable campaign of Rahul Gandhi on the Rafale deal. With two phases of the general elections still left, PM Modi wishes to make sure that despite the best of the efforts of the left liberal intelligentsia, Congress or its wily allies do not get even a small chance to strike back. We must appreciate PM Modi for having the courage to call out the Congress and their top brass for what they actually are: shameless hypocrites who’re ready to sell the nation for their selfish interests.

Tags: INS ViraatPM ModiRajeev Gandhi
Share837TweetSend
Previous Post

What has PM Modi done for Hindus?

Next Post

SIT denies any link of Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur with Gauri Lankesh murder

Related Posts

From struggle to reform, India’s workers power the nation’s rise.
Business

Labour Day 2026: From Red Flags to Reform, How New India is Rewriting the Workers’ Future

1 May 2026

International Labour Day 2026 is being observed across India on May 1, rooted in a history of sacrifice yet...

Dubey escalates infiltration debate in Bengal
Defence

Bengal Poll Row Escalates After Bangladesh Parliament Remarks: Nishikant Dubey Targets TMC Over Infiltration Debate

1 May 2026

A political flash has emerged in West Bengal after Bharatiya Janata Party MP Nishikant Dubey cited controversial remarks made...

Great Nicobar Project at the Crossroads: Strategic Ambition Meets Global Propaganda Battle
Trending

Great Nicobar Project at the Crossroads: Strategic Ambition Meets Global Propaganda Battle

30 April 2026

The Great Nicobar Project has emerged as one of India’s most ambitious infrastructure and strategic initiatives, but it has...

Load More

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

I agree to the Terms of use and Privacy Policy.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Currently Playing

From Runways to Warships: India’s Firefighting Warrior Built for Bases & Battles| IAF | VayuShakti

From Runways to Warships: India’s Firefighting Warrior Built for Bases & Battles| IAF | VayuShakti

00:05:40

Ethanol, EVs and Solar- How India’s Energy Game Is Changing | Modi on LPG & Crude Oil | war| Hormuz

00:05:21

Truth of IRIS Dena: 8 Days That Changed Narrative | War zone Reality, Not an Indian Navy Exercise

00:08:02

300 Million Euros for SCALP: Strategic Necessity or Costly Dependency on France300

00:04:06

Tejas Mk1A: 19th aircraft coupled but Not Delivered: What Is Holding Back the IAF Induction?

00:07:21
Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube
tfipostTfipost.com
Right Wing | News Analysis | Indian Opinion
  • About us
  • Contact Us
  • Careers
  • Brand Partnerships
  • Terms of use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Sitemap

©2026 TFI Media Private Limited

No Result
View All Result
  • Premium
  • Politics
    • Analysis
    • Opinions
    • Trending
  • Economy
    • Business
    • Finance
  • Defense
    • Defence
    • Strategy
    • Weaponry
  • Geopolitics
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia Pacific
    • Europe
    • South Asia
    • West Asia
  • Knowledge
    • Culture
    • History
    • Indology
  • Law
  • Lounge
    • Books
    • Cinema
    • Food
    • Health
    • Sports
    • technology
    • Travel
    • Satire
TFIPOST हिन्दी
TFIPOST Global

©2026 TFI Media Private Limited