Rahul Gandhi Takes Aim at Modi Ahead of Bihar Elections
Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi during rallies in Bihar, accusing the BJP of controlling the local government and favoring big business. Gandhi shared his vision for boosting local industries and highlighted the need for societal equity. He also challenged Modi on international relations and economic policies.
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In a fiery start to his election campaign, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched severe criticism against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of being willing to do 'anything for votes' as Bihar gears up for elections.
Speaking alongside Tejashwi Yadav, Gandhi accused the BJP of running the state government by 'remote control,' while lamenting the loss of local industry due to favoring larger business entities. He claimed that the state requires support for its small industries to revitalization.
Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan rebutted, accusing Gandhi of a lack of respect for public discourse. Gandhi also highlighted Bihar's untapped potential and accused Modi of prioritizing the needs of billionaires over common citizens, urging the electorate to recognize political ploys.
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