Rahul Gandhi, the  Congress vice-president on Monday again stated on the Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

"There are people in media who want to write against Modi, but it is the time of 'dictatorship', so they are suppressed and meek under his rule," he said.

Rahul said "Gujarat's farmers are under the debt of Rs. 36,000 crore. While Modi has given Tata Rs. 36,000 crore as bank loan and Rs. 60,000 crore in total for their Nano project, which is twice the debt of Gujarat's farmers. But has anyone seen a Nano on the roads of Gujarat? So, it is all about the priorities."

He further said "It is the fight of ideologies. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) works on the ideology of benefitting the corporate, whereas the Congress works for the welfare of the farmers, the poor and the weak. Anyone who works against this ideology will not be given space in the party."

Rahul said, "Modi ji didn't like the Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes, and as he is the Prime Minister, he thought he need not ask or inform anyone before declaring the money illegal. He only likes to express his 'Mann ki Baat', but doesn't prefer listening to others' 'Mann ki Baat'." 

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