If we come to government, we will waive off the loans of farmers, we will also remove Agneepath scheme’, announced Rahul Gandhi in Maharashtra.
Congress has made a big announcement before the Lok Sabha elections. He said that if his party forms the government at the Centre, then the loans of farmers will be waived off. Actually, Rahul had reached Sakoli in Bhandara district of Maharashtra on Saturday to address a rally. During this, he said that the people of the country are troubled by unemployment and inflation but the media has ignored the biggest issues.
Addressing the rally, Rahul said that if Congress comes to power, we will first conduct caste census. Caste census is important for the future of the country. Taking aim at the NDA government at the Centre, he said that if we come to power, we will waive off the loans of farmers. In the country, the person earning thousand rupees and the person earning crores of rupees are paying the same GST. People are troubled by inflation. People are troubled by unemployment. Our government will also remove Agneepath scheme because the army itself is not supporting it.
#WATCH | Bhandara, Maharashtra: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi says, “These are the 5 main promises of our manifesto. We made our manifesto thoughtfully. It was not made in a closed room. It was made after talking to thousands of people… This is the people’s manifesto…” pic.twitter.com/VOeYUXHxOX
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Taking aim at Prime Minister Modi, Rahul said that the PM calls himself an OBC but he has to tell what he has done for the OBC category in the last 10 years. Rahul claims that the central government is working only for some industrialists. Common people are not getting anything in this government. Gandhi alleges that only 22 people in the country have wealth equal to 50 percent of the country’s population.
PM Modi only talks about religion. They try to create enmity between castes and communities. During the 10 years of PM Modi’s rule, the share prices of companies owned by Gautam Adani have skyrocketed. They have stakes in every sector from airports to ports, roads, bridges, mines and power plants. During Covid-19, when people were asking for medical help, the PM was asking to play plates and light flash lights.