Uttar Pradesh deputy CM Dinesh Sharma mocks 'Garibi Hatao' slogan, says Priyanka Gandhi's kids will continue Congress fight against poverty
Accusing Congress party of 'exploiting poor', Sharma said, 'It has been 70 years since independence, for 3/4th of its duration there was Congress government. But poverty was not eliminated. Poor became poorer, rich became richer.'

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Sharma claimed that the Congress used garibi hatao slogan as a 'ploy' to stay in power for many years
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He also said that Priyanka Gandhi's children will be the next generation of crusaders in fight against poverty
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The Uttar Pradesh deputy CM alleged that since the Congress came to power, the poor became poorer
Barabanki (Uttar Pradesh): Taking a jibe at Congress for failing to eradicate poverty from the nation, Uttar Pradesh deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma on Tuesday mocked the grand old Party’s "Garibi Hatao" slogan and dragged the children of All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary (Uttar Pradesh East) Priyanka Gandhi into the political slugfest.

File image of Dinesh Sharma. News18
He said the Congress has used garibi hatao (eradicate poverty) slogan as a "ploy" to stay in power for many years, while adding Priyanka Gandhi's children will be the next generation of crusaders in fight against poverty.
Speaking at an event in Barabanki, Sharma said, "Country's first Prime Minister (Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru) expressed worry regarding poverty and talked about eradicating it. Then his daughter took it forward with the slogan Garibi Hatao. After which, her son (former Prime Minister Rajeev Gandhi). He took both forward the poverty slogan. Then his wife (Sonia Gandhi) also said the same."
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"Now, what is left, Vadra ji will say Gareebi Hatao and their children Miraya and Raihan will also call for eradication of poverty," he added.
Accusing Congress party of "exploiting poor", Sharma said, "It has been 70 years since independence, for 3/4th of its duration there was Congress government. But poverty was not eliminated. Poor became poorer, rich became richer."
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