Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi targeted the Modi government and said that the Modi government does not know what to do next. Talking about the country's economic condition, it has reached a very low level. GDP is continuously decreasing. The budget for the financial year 2020-21 will be presented in February. But he said that I do not think the government has strict strategies.

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Rahul Gandhi said this through his Twitter handle account that Modi and his economic advisors have really changed the economy if we talk about GDP earlier it was 7.5% and inflation was 3.5%. Which has now fallen to 3.5% of GDP and inflation to 7.5%.

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Rahul Gandhi had earlier also said that while addressing a youth outrage rally in Jaipur on Tuesday, he targeted the Modi government on the issue of economic crisis and unemployment and he said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given jobs to two crore youth. Promise was given, but last year one crore youth lost their jobs. Rahul Gandhi also said that wherever the Prime Minister goes, CAA keeps talking about NRC, unemployment is the biggest issue of recent times. They never talk on this subject. Rahul described the youth as the biggest capital of the country and said that the younger generation can do a lot for the country. Talking about the situation of the country, every youth of this country understands and can think.

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India does not have any type of capital. The youth are the capital of our country, if we talk about the youth in our country, then everyone knows that India is a country which has unprecedented power. With which we can make any task possible. Demonetisation broke our country. If the impact of demonetisation is there, then the child will also tell that only the damage has been done. We used to compete with China earlier, but it is our misfortune that we have gone far behind.