His remark came against the backdrop of Gandhi's allegation that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies created space for terrorists in Kashmir.
"Hindustan ummeed kar raha tha ki naani ghar jaayega buddhi le ke aayega, lekin lagta hai wahan se khaali haath aa gaya (India was hoping he would return wiser from his grandmother's home, but it appears he came back empty handed)," the state health and sports minister tweeted.
Vij had a year ago stoked a controversy, saying "all Congress leaders have DNA for wrongdoings".
He had then taken a dig at Congress chief Sonia Gandhi for her comment that she was not afraid of anyone as she was the daughter-in-law of former prime minister Indira Gandhi.
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