New Delhi: In a pungent assault on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday implicated him of running a “tyranny” where the MPs are “detained” as well as” put on hold” for asking people’s questions to the “king”.
Mr Gandhi’s statements came after the suspension of 24 opposition MPs in Lok Sabha and also Rajya Sabha for interfering with proceedings in Parliament and also the apprehension of Congress leaders who were objecting on roads versus the examining of event chief Sonia Gandhi in the National Herald case as well as the declared “abuse of agencies”.
In a Facebook post in Hindi, Mr Gandhi stated he is putting out the 10 concerns that had to be asked of the “king”. He flagged issues over concerns like unemployment, the Agnipath scheme, high fuel rates, boundary invasions, the assurance of Minimum Support Rate (MSP), farmers’ earnings, and the dropping value of the Rupee among others.
” In the Monsoon session, we wanted to talk about the problems of the people with the head of state. There were several concerns of individuals that the head of state and his government had to respond to.
” But look at his dictatorship, the prime minister got so angry on being asked questions that he obtained 57 MPs detained and also 23 suspended,” Mr Gandhi stated.
Twenty MPs in Rajya Sabha and also 4 in Lok Sabha were suspended complying with continual objections by opposition parties for an immediate discussion on problems of price increase and also GST levy on rice, flour, curd as well as other day-to-day use products.
Mr Gandhi asked why joblessness was the “highest in 45 years” as well as also what took place to the pledge of 2 crore jobs each year.
” Why are you taking the food of the people by enforcing GST on everyday food things like curd and also cereals,” the former Congress chief asked.
Mr Gandhi also asked when will the people get relief from the overpriced prices of cooking oil, petrol-diesel and also LPG cyndrical tube.
Why did the rupee cross 80 against the dollar, he asked.
He likewise said that not a single recruitment had actually remained in the military for 2 years and also asked why the young people are being required to end up being ‘Agniveer’ on a four-year contract.
