Let Modi have a public debate on Rafale deal: Rahul Gandhi

Team Udayavani, Aug 13, 2018, 4:12 PM IST

Bidar: Congress National President Rahul Gandhi today challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a public debate on the Rafale deal if “he has the guts and a 56-inch chest”. 

Rahul Gandhi was addressed a Congress rally here today. 

Rahul Gandhi said, “I challenge him to a public debate. He won’t last a second, because he has stolen from India,”

“Modi is the Prime Minister of 15-20 rich industrialists and not of the Country” he claimed.

The Gabbar Singh Tax implemented by the BJP government will be changed to GST if Congress is brought back to power, he said.

“As promised, Congress came to power in Karnataka and waived 31,000 crore farm loans,” Rahul added. 

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