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News India Live, Digital Desk: BJP’s ‘economic history’ war: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) senior MP Nishikant Dubey has once again launched a scathing attack on the Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi. Dubey hit back on Rahul Gandhi’s recent statement of “X-ray of property and divide” and targeted the old economic policies of the Congress. He alleged that Congress means ‘license-marit-kota raj’, which increased economic inequality and poverty in the country.
Manmohan Singh’s old statement became base
Nishikant Dubey cited an old statement by former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh to prove his point. According to Dubey, Dr. Manmohan Singh said during the January 2013 budget session, “License permit quota means Congress.” Dubey took a dig at Rahul Gandhi about this that he is not aware of his own party and family history.
Dubey asked Rahul Gandhi if he knows why Manmohan Singh said this. He said that the policies brought by the Congress in the 1970s and 80s, especially the nationalization of banks, had completely stopped the economy. As a result, a complex network of licenses, permits and quota spread in the country, which promoted corruption and faults.
Nationalization and its effects
The BJP MP reminded how after the nationalization of banks, Manmohan Singh took the country out of the economic quagmire that was born by the previous policies of the Congress. Dubey insisted that if the robbery had not been given by the Congress, banks would not have been required to nationalize. He alleged that India was caught in a serious economic crisis after nationalization, which required economic reforms like liberalization to get out.
Dubey claimed that the real objective of the policies brought in the name of ‘socialist’ and ‘poverty removal’ of the Congress was to keep the country poor in the name of license-marit Raj, so that rich people could become more rich and become poor and poor. He took a sarcasm that an economic scholar like Manmohan Singh has also been in the same Congress who had created financial crisis.
Nishikant Dubey’s statement comes at a time when Rahul Gandhi is constantly attacking the government for equal distribution of property and inequality in society. It is clear from the BJP MP’s statement that this debate is going to intensify in the coming days, in which the economic history of the Congress will be constantly surrounded.