New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has once again lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi today i.e. Yes, in fact, he has tweeted. In this tweet, he wrote, "If you understand the mind of the country, such vaccination conditions would not have happened.'' Let me tell you all that Rahul Gandhi has been constantly targeting the Centre against corona and vaccines. Some time ago, he had hit out at the Central government in a tweet about vaccination. During that time, he had said, "People have yielded life on the line itself, the Government of India does not accept any timeline.''
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? Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 25, 2021
PM Modi now addressed the Mann Ki Baat programme at 11 am today i.e. Rahul Gandhi tweeted a targeting at him during his event. In this tweet, he wrote, "20 lakh population, 3.33 lakh vaccination," vaccine shortage slows down in Bihar, only 3 lakh vaccines in four days, locks hanging at vaccination centres.'' Talking about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, he referred to the Tokyo Olympics and said, "Not only I but the whole country was thrilled to see Indian athletes carrying the tricolour at the Tokyo Olympics.''
At the same time, he said, "The country is entering its 75th year of independence on 15th August. It is our great privilege that we are witnessing the 75th year of freedom for which the country waited for centuries.'' He also said, "Not only I but the whole nation was thrilled to see Indian athletes carrying the tricolour at the Tokyo Olympics. He also said that the country is entering its 75th year of independence on 15th August. It is our great privilege that we are witnessing the 75th year of freedom for which the country waited for centuries.''
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