New Delhi: From the Ramlila Maidan in Delhi, the interim president of the Congress, Sonia Gandhi, has fiercely attacked the Modi government. Addressing the public at the Congress's Bharat Bachao rally, Sonia asked where the development of all is with everyone. Where is the black money for which demonetization was done? She said that people's jobs are going away.
Sonia said, 'If the country has to be saved, it will have to fight hard. There is an atmosphere of unemployment in the country, youth are wandering for jobs. The problem of the farmer has increased. They are not getting facilities for farming. Today, there is an atmosphere like the Andher Nagari Chaupat Raja. The whole country is asking, where is the development of all, with everyone? It was a note ban to bring black money, but did not come. Should it be investigated or not?
The interim president of Congress said, "Today the atmosphere has become such that when it comes to change, change the status of the state, remove the President's rule or pass any bill.
Today, everyday things are out of the price range. There is darkness in front of the youth of the country. Businesses have been destroyed due to wrong policies. Who are the companies being sold and why? Regarding the citizenship law, he said, the citizenship law that these people have brought, it will tear the soul of India as is happening in Assam and Northeast. These people pretend to obey the Constitution and tear apart the Constitution every day.
Let us tell you for the information, while targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, Sonia said, "Their narrow agenda is to fight people and hide their failure." Calling the party workers, he said, 'Tell Modi-Shah that we are ready to do any struggle to save the country. It has to be decided on this or that side.
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