AMETHI: The Union Minister, Smriti Irani, accused the former Amethi MP and Congress President Rahul Gandhi for using foul language against the prime minister Narendra modi and resort to lies to sow confusion in the country.
At this rate, Congress will eventually lose its Rae bareliThe Lok Sabha seat as well, represented by the President of Congress Sonia Gandhi, in the 2024 elections, said Irani, who seized the seat of Amethi Lok Sabha from Rahul Gandhi in the 2019 general elections.
“Rahul Gandhi uses foul language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and indulges in lies to create confusion in the country,” Irani said on the second day of his visit to his parliamentary constituency.
Irani, who arrived in Amethi on Friday on a three-day visit, made the comment while addressing people after laying the foundations for various development projects and inaugurating different welfare plans in his constituency.
The Union Minister alleged that the Gandhi family and Rahul Gandhi have knowingly thrown farmers and the poor into poverty to carry out their policy without any hindrance.
And for this, Amethi has already said goodbye to Rahul Gandhi and Rae Bareli would also do the same with the Gandhi family in 2024, he said, stating that his party will also win Rae Bareli’s seat in the next Lok Sabha elections.
Irani said that it was not easy for a woman belonging to an ordinary family to fight the Gandhi family.
“I have faced many humiliations, but it is the love of the people here that I am here as your MP,” she said.
“How can someone who has never seen poverty know the pain of the poor?” he asked, claiming that Rahul Gandhi seized the farmers’ lands and took away their rights.
“How can those who live in golden palaces know the plight of the farmers?” she asked.
Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Keshav Prasad Maurya, who was also present with Irani, also accused Congress of neglecting the development of Amethi.
He also accused the west bengal government to deprive farmers of the benefits of the central scheme in the state.
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