Addressing a rally in Kerala’s Kozhikode, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Thursday, 14 March, lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said unlike him and the BJP, the the Congress listens to everyone and does not impose anything upon the people.
Hitting out at Modi, the Congress president said the job of the Prime Minister was not to impose his 'Mann ki Baat', but to listen to the Mann ki Baat' of the people.
Gandhi alleged that Modi had destroyed all institutions of the country.
The Congress president also hit out at the ruling CPM-led government in Kerala, saying they have “no answer” for job creation. He asked where the party was during the Kerala floods and what they had done for the affected families.
He asserted that it will take more time for the CPM to realise that their ideology was “defunct.”
He also referred to farmer suicides in Kerala and said when farmers ask for loan waivers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance minister Arun Jaitley "laugh at them."
Gandhi visited the families of Kripesh and Sarath Lal, the two youth Congress activists who were brutally killed, allegedly by CPI(M) workers, last month.
He also met the parents of slain youth Congress worker Shohaib at the Kannur airport.
(With inputs from PTI, ANI)
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