Blaming Prime Minister Narendra Modi for overlooking voices of farmers, anglers and small business, Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the NDA government listened just to industrialists, such as Anil Ambani and Nirav Modi. Associating with anglers at the National Fishermen Parliament composed by All India Fishermen Congress in Thriprayar, Gandhi said in India, the most imperative thing is giving voice to the general population.

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"In the present government, Anil Ambani or Nirav Modi has a great deal of voice. Anything they desire to state to the prime minister can do so just in 10 seconds. What's more, they don't need to shout. They can significantly murmur it and the message goes though farmers, fisherman, and small businessmen...they need to shout in all respects before the governments listen to them," he said launching the Congress' campaign for the Lok Sabha Election in Kerala.

Gandhi said he was discussing the "dishonest" peoples related with Modi and "it is extremely the battle among Congress and Modi". He also claimed the "exploitative" peoples help Modi in marketing himself. Attacking Modi, he stated, "I don't call Anil Ambani Anil Bhai, I don't call Nirav Modi Nirav Bhai, I don't call Mehul Choksi Mehul Bhai..."

He also attacked Finance Minister Arun Jaitley for purportedly meeting industrialist Vijay Mallya, blamed for defaulting on banks advances, before he fled the nation. Reacting to the complaints raised by peoples from the fishing network, the Congress chief pledged to set up a different service for fisherman if the Congress is voted to control in the Lok Sabha election, saying unlike Narendra Modi he didn't make "false promises". "My responsibility to you is that the minute we win the 2019 elections, all the fisherman of the nation will get their very own devoted service in Delhi," Gandhi said. 

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