Rahul Gandhi targets Modi Govt, says Learn from PM how to ruin Economy

New Delhi: A day before the budget session begins, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi has targeted Prime Minister Narendra and his government over the country's economy. Congress MP Gandhi said that the lesson of how to destroy the fast growing economy should be taken from the Modi government.

Rahul Gandhi targets Modi Govt:

Rahul Gandhi tweeted, "Mr. Modi's government is a lesson in how to ruin one of the world's fastest growing economies."

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Budget session to start from Friday:

The budget session is scheduled to begin from January 29, before which the Congress is continuously attacking the Modi government. Earlier, Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the deadlock on the India-China border and alleged that he was 'weakening and destroying the country'. He also claimed that for the first time Chinese soldiers are sitting inside the Indian border.

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The former Congress president alleged that Rss is spreading hatred and is responsible for the collapse of the country's economy. He said, "You know that Prime Minister Modi is harming the fabric of the country."

For the first time, Chinese soldiers are sitting inside the border of India. Our economy, which was once doing the best in the world, has now collapsed. Our youth cannot get jobs. All this is the result of RSS ideology.

Also, Rahul Gandhi has once again requested the central government to withdraw all three new agricultural laws. He termed it as national interest and said that the government should withdraw the anti-agriculture law keeping in mind the national interest.

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