After he “failed” to make a mark in the Indian politics, it seems that Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has chose to follow the footsteps of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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“Black money is with those 50 families that you support”, Gandhi said, adressing PM Modi.
“There is nothing wrong in accepting one’s mistake.there is nothing wrong in saying that I have done a mistake”.
The PIL filed by lawyer Prashant Bhushan alleging payoffs by corporate to politicians, including Modi, and Congress leader and former Delhi chief minister Sheela Dixit, was heard by a bench comprising of Justices JS Khehar and Arum Mishra.
Kejriwal said that the Congress Party was only following the allegations of Aam Aadmi Party in this regard. Kejriwal said that was he trying to strike a bargain? “Modiji they are not thieves but honest poor”, he said, adding that there was not a single rich or “suited, booted” person standing in the lines. “Don’t know why Modi ji did not target 94 percent of black money but the other six percent”, he said while addressing a rally here. That’s why, he said that the government is preventing him and the opposition to speak in the Parliament.
Even though PM Modi is ridiculing him, it is notable that Rahul Gandhi appears more combative in his speeches now unlike before when he actually gave naive statements.
He also alleged that according to documents with the IT department, the Birla Group too paid Rs 12 crore to the Prime Minister. “Since the time he has learnt how to speak, I am the happiest”, the Prime Minister said.
“Make as much fun of me as you like. but answer my question”, the Congress leader said. Following that, Gandhi had also claimed that he had information on Modi’s “personal corruption”.
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The Switzerland government has sent names of black money hoarders to PM Modi but he is protecting them. He also recited a dialogue from the Amitabh Bachchan movie Namak Halal to hit out at the Prime Minister.
