On Gen. Naravane’s unpublished memoir “Four Stars of Destiny”: Rahul Gandhi waved a empty copy in Parliament, claiming it was available and quoting excerpts to attack the govt on the 2020 China standoff, alleging PM Modi failed to give clear directions as Chinese tanks advanced.

But publisher Penguin clarified no copies have been published or distributed, as it’s awaiting MoD clearance.

Now, Gen Naravane himself confirms Penguin is correct—the book isn’t published.

Rahul Gandhi once again misled the nation, potentially with an unauthorized or fake copy, leading to an FIR for infringement. Lies on security for drama. 1/5 Let’s recall the Rafale saga. Rahul Gandhi relentlessly pushed the “Chowkidar chor hai” narrative, accusing PM Modi of corruption, claiming the deal was inflated and Anil Ambani’s firm was favored without merit.

He twisted a courtesy visit to ailing ex-Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, claiming Parrikar admitted no wrongdoing in the old deal—Parrikar called it a lie and said Rahul politicized a personal health visit.

The Supreme Court dismissed all allegations after review, giving a clean chit. Yet Rahul Gandhi spread misinformation, even after facts debunked his claims. Lies for votes. 2/5