Haryana polls: Rahul calls Modi a ‘loudspeaker’ of rich businessmen
PTI, Oct 14, 2019, 4:56 PM IST
Nuh (Haryana): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him a “loudspeaker” of big businessmen and accusing him of taking money from the pockets of the poor to give it away to his “rich friends”.
Addressing a poll rally here, his first for the October 21 assembly elections in Haryana, Gandhi also attacked Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar alleging that both the leaders do not talk about the poor.
“Narendra Modi is the loudspeaker of Ambani and Adani as he only talks about them all day,” Gandhi said.
“Narendra Modi and Khattar are taking away your money and giving it to their 15 rich friends,” he alleged, asking if they claim themselves to be true nationalists, “why are they selling away PSUs to their rich friends”.
He also targeted the BJP and RSS, accusing them of dividing the country and its people on the basis of caste, religion, and region, like the British, and said the Congress united people.
The Congress leader also accused Modi of taking money of the poor and giving it away to the rich businessmen.
He said to jump-start the economy, there is a need to put money in the pockets of the poor and farmers, and the Congress’ ‘Nyay scheme’, proposed during the Lok Sabha election, was a step in this direction.
“You will see Narendra Modi only with Trump and Ambani, but you will never see him with farmers,” Gandhi said addressing the rally.
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