‘Illusion about to end’ Rahul Gandhi says PM Modi destroying the nation

New Delhi: Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi has once again attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Rahul said on Thursday that Modi is ruining the country.

Congress MP from Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi, tweeted that Modi is ruining the country, demonetisation, GST, destruction of economy, economy and employment in Corona epidemic. His capitalist media has created an illusion. This confusion will soon be broken.

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Rahul Gandhi tweeted:

Earlier on Wednesday, Rahul Gandhi had questioned the Modi government regarding the purchase of Rafale. He had asked how the cost of each aircraft increased to 1670 crores instead of 526 crores? Why buy only 36 aircraft instead of 126? Why was the bankrupt Anil Ambani given a contract of 30 thousand crores instead of HAL?

Earlier in the last few months, Rahul Gandhi accused the news of millions of people withdrawing money from his provident fund, that the government which failed to stop the corona virus epidemic is still showing people false dreams.

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He had said on Tuesday by tweeting that he had taken away the job, grabbed the capital, and could not stop the disease from spreading. But they show fantastic false dreams. According to the news shared by the Congress leader, from April to July, 80 lakh people have withdrawn 30 thousand crores from provident fund. The Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) manages a fund of around 10 lakh crores and the number of people associated with it is around 6 crores.

Recently, The Central Government has directed the Haryana Government to investigate the properties associated with Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, Rajiv Gandhi Charitable Trust and Indira Gandhi Memorial Trust. After this, Chief Secretary Keshani Anand Arora has entrusted the responsibility of investigation to the Urban Local Bodies Department.

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