At a recent Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, Rahul Gandhi shared an anecdote regarding a private interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to Gandhi, the Prime Minister remarked to him, 'When we go, you will come,' implying a future transition of power back to the Congress party. Gandhi presented this statement as a reflection of the political climate and the inevitability of shifting electoral mandates.

This report relies on the account provided by Gandhi during the internal party meeting. As of now, there has been no official confirmation or denial from the Prime Minister’s Office regarding the specific phrasing or the context of such a conversation. The statement has drawn attention due to the rare nature of public disclosures regarding private exchanges between the leader of the opposition and the head of government. While Gandhi framed the comment as a significant political indicator, the lack of corroborating evidence or a public statement from the Prime Minister leaves the exact nature of the exchange open to interpretation. The incident highlights the ongoing political discourse surrounding the future of the BJP-led government and the opposition's strategy for the next electoral cycle.