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Giving a big blow to the Narendra Modi government at the Center which is proving to be corrupt on every front, the Supreme Court has declared electoral bonds unconstitutional. Now Rahul Gandhi has taken BJP to task on this issue.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday hit out at the Modi government, saying farmers should demand minimum support price for their crops as they are not giving electoral bonds.
Rahul Gandhi wrote on Twitter, “Narendra Modi, who gave the slogan of ‘I will not sell the country’, is ready to sell every asset of the country for election donations… But farmers should not be given minimum support price for their crops.” No one should even ask the price, because farmers do not give electoral bonds. This is a strange irony.
In Aurangabad, Bihar, Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge slammed the BJP. During their address, both the leaders also targeted Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
In the rally, MP Rahul Gandhi targeted the central government and said that no matter how much the poor and farmers raise their voice, they know that they will not get justice in this country.
Referring to the experiences of Bharat Jodo Yatra at the rally here, he said, farmers told me, youth told me, every day some injustice happens to us, in India in the 21st century there is no justice for the poor people, the weak people. Found and the result is this. Hate and violence.
Commenting on the farmers' movement, Rahul Gandhi said that no matter how much the poor and farmers raise their voice, they know that they will not get justice in this country. No matter how hard the poor tries, no matter how much the farmer screams, no matter how loudly the laborer screams, he knows that he will not get justice in this country.