This time, it's not about policy, rallies, or speeches. It's about his conduct in Parliament, and how a senior BJP minister, Pralhad Joshi, just called it out with zero filter. "Stupidity and frustration"; those were his exact words. Strong? Yes. Surprising? Not really. The Monsoon Session ended with more noise than debate, and Joshi isn't shying away from saying Rahul Gandhi's tactics are desperation dressed as protest. What’s interesting; and worrying; is the pattern. Instead of engaging on policy, the Opposition seems stuck in disruption mode. Meanwhile, the government is pushing big agendas; from digital currency rollout to food security under Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana. The real question: Is this just political theatre… or is something bigger unraveling in Parliament? One thing’s clear; when the leader of the opposition turns into the architect of chaos, the institution itself takes a hit. And that’s not good for anyone, regardless of party.