BJP, RSS weakening RBI: Rahul Gandhi


Team Udayavani, Jan 11, 2017, 2:29 PM IST

New Delhi: Congress Vice-president Rahul Gandhi slammed the BJP government on the issue of demonetisation at Jan Vedna Sammelan in New Delhi. 

Rahul Gandhi alleged that BJP, RSS and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have weakened institutions like RBI.

Also, the Gandhi scion labelled demonetisation as a personal decision of PM Modi. 

‘Achhe din’ would come when Congress returns to power in 2019, Rahul Gandhi said.

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