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Rahul Gandhi calls for unity within Congress
Let us put all our differences aside and work together to ensure victory for the party: Congress President Rahul Gandhi #CongressPlenary #ChangeIsNow pic.twitter.com/xiODwVEdZa
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Narendra Modi thinks he is an incarnation of God: Rahul Gandhi
Congress will take the country forward, but we are humans, we make mistakes. Modi ji thinks he is not human but an incarnation of God: Rahul Gandhi #CongressPlenarySession pic.twitter.com/nvArFl9Gpt
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Rahul Gandhi's message to youngsters
To every youngster in India, we are your instrument. The Congress Party belong to you. We want to open our doors to your talent your bravery and your energy. This country is struggling and it needs you. #CongressPlenary #ChangeIsNow pic.twitter.com/qim0QlkMr6
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Rahul Gandhi on the press conference held by the Supreme Court judges
BJP has spread fear. People from press are scared, for 1st time we saw 4 SC judges running to public for justice.There is a difference b/w RSS &Congress, we respect the country's institutions whereas they want to finish them.They only want one institution,that is RSS:Rahul Gandhi pic.twitter.com/EEkShJMk9z
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Narendra Modi was personally involved in the Rafale deal, says Rahul Gandhi
Modi personally changed Rafale deal & bought 36 aircraft for the same price that we the Congress negotiated for 126. #CongressPlenary #ChangeIsNow pic.twitter.com/8AuMCvXiQ0
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Manmohan Singh accuses NDA govt of 'messing up' economy, mismanaging Kashmir
Earlier today, former prime minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday launched a scathing attack on the NDA government, accusing it of having "messed up" the economy and mismanaging the dispute in Jammu and Kashmir.
"The BJP-led government messed up the Indian economy. The ill-considered demonetisation and hastily implemented GST have destroyed small scale enterprises," he said.
"The government mismanaged the Jammu and Kashmir dispute like never before. The atmosphere in the state has been deteriorating day by day," he said.
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Manmohan Singh accuses NDA govt of 'messing up' economy, mismanaging Kashmir
Earlier today, former prime minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday launched a scathing attack on the NDA government, accusing it of having "messed up" the economy and mismanaging the dispute in Jammu and Kashmir.
"The BJP-led government messed up the Indian economy. The ill-considered demonetisation and hastily implemented GST have destroyed small scale enterprises," he said.
"The government mismanaged the Jammu and Kashmir dispute like never before. The atmosphere in the state has been deteriorating day by day," he said.
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Rahul Gandhi says there is a 'wall' between Congress leaders and workers
We have to change Congress. There is a wall between our leaders and workers. My first task will be to break that wall. I will consult senior leaders to destroy that wall with love: Rahul Gandhi #CongressPlenarySession pic.twitter.com/ZtWHKI6LW8
— ANI (@ANI) March 18, 2018
Congress president Rahul Gandhi took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the party's 84th plenary meeting on Sunday, calling him a leader who knows how to divert people's attention.
Gandhi said that instead of making India face its truth, the prime minister diverts people's attention jumping from demonetisation, Yoga, to Gabbar Singh Tax.
"Farmers are dying, people have no work, and he wants the people to do yoga," Gandhi said.
Gandhi also criticised the government stating that there's huge disparity between the growth in economy and what's visible on the ground.
"On the one side you have the fastest growing economy, on the other side you have crores of unemployed youth," Gandhi said criticising the economic policy of the Narendra Modi-led govt at the Centre.
Rahul Gandhi at 84th Congress Plenary Session speech. Image courtesy: Twitter@INCIndia
The Congress president also said that despite all efforts BJP will never be able to silence Congress. "No matter how powerful, no one can silence Congress from seeking justice for India, no one can silence Congress from speaking the truth," he said.
Gandhi was one of the several speakers who spoke at the two-day 84th plenary of the party.
On Saturday, several leaders including former Congress president Sonia Gandhi has criticised the ruling party at the Centre, saying the BJP is "drunk on power".
The Congress, in a resolution adopted at its 84th plenary session, also accused the NDA government of pursuing a foreign policy "bereft of focus and direction”.
The resolution, moved by senior party leader Anand Sharma and seconded by party MP Gaurav Gogoi, said the prime minister has pursued a personalised foreign policy and his foreign engagements have been reduced to merely being “transactional”.
"Congress expresses its concern over the conduct of foreign policy in a cavalier manner, which has damaged India's profile globally and undermined national interest," the resolution on foreign policy said.
Congress leader Anand Sharma at the AICC plenary in New Delhi. Twitter @INCIndiaCongress leader Anand Sharma at the AICC plenary in New Delhi. Twitter @INCIndia
"Foreign policy has always been marked with continuity with the backing of a strong national consensus. Unfortunately, the BJP government has disrupted it, and its ill-advised actions have unravelled the national consensus," it said.
The resolution also alleged that the government was carried away by its own propaganda, and has "mismanaged" India's relations with major partner countries.
"Its (government's) foreign policy is confused and bereft of focus and direction," it said.
Rahul Gandhi, the Congress leader, has been disqualified from the Lower House of Parliament after he was convicted by a Surat court in a 2019 defamation case. The move has triggered anger among the Congress and other Opposition leaders
From setting the record straight on Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification from Parliament to busting the myth of ‘opposition unity’ ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Union home minister Amit Shah shared his views on a host of issues in a candid interview at the Rising India Summit 2023
The way the global press has come out to defend Rahul Gandhi against his conviction in the criminal defamation case over maligning the ‘Modi surname’ is just fantastic
