Theni: On Friday, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s month radio address ‘Mann ki baat’, said that his party’s manifesto was not the “Man Ki Baat of one megalomaniac”. He further said that Congress’s election document for the Lok Sabha polls was 'Kam ki Baat' (a talk about work) and the voice of the entire nation. He said at a elections rally in Tamil Nadu’s Theni “Congress manifesto is not the “Man Ki Baat of one megalomaniac this is Kam ki Baat (a talk about work) of the nation,”.

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Here it is to be noted that referring to the party’s minimum income guarantee scheme NYAY as “most revolutionary”, the Congress chief asserted no government in the world had so far attempted such a plan. Under NYAY, the Congress has promised a payout of Rs. 72,000 per year to the poorest of the poor if it is voted to power this election. Stepping up his attack on the Prime Minister, Rahul alleged that PM Modi pursued “negative economics”.

However it is worth mention here that continuing his tirade against PM Modi, the Congress chief accused the Prime Minister of lying to the nation that he will give Rs.15 lakh. Rahul said, reported that “Because, if we give Rs15 lakh we will destroy the economy. But, we can give Rs 3,60,000 (through Nyay to the poor; over five years) without causing any damage to the economy,”. Asserting that the NYAY will boost the economy, Rahul added that the scheme will give people the purchasing power which would in turn kick start the economy.

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To be noted that he alleged “The outcome would make everybody barring Modi happy.. Modi would not be able to give thousands of crores to big business owners like Ambani,”. Alleging that PM Modi “is the element of hate among Indians, he added, “We are not going to fight Narendra Modi with hatred. We are going to fight Modi’s hatred with love and affection among the Indian people.”