Sachin Pilot backed Rahul Gandhi stating: “Industries are closing down and the economic outlook is bleak.”
Jaipur:
Congressional leader Sachin Pilot has said the issues recently raised by former party chief Rahul Gandhi are justified because industries are shutting down, the country’s economic landscape is bleak, and people are losing their jobs.
“The issues raised by Rahul Gandhiji are justified. The country is facing an economic crisis, industries are shutting down, 2.10 million people have lost their jobs, wages are being cut, and on the other hand, China is entering our territory, “Sachin Pilot said. told reporters in Jaipur.
The former chief deputy minister of Rajasthan also alleged that other issues are being discussed to divert people’s attention from the border tension between India and China.
He went on to say that the whole country will be with the government if it takes any action.
In a series of tweets, Rahul Gandhi has raised issues related to Chinese aggression on the India-China border, job loss, unemployment, falling GDP growth rate, etc.
Rahul Gandhi has claimed that the Center’s policies have caused the loss of millions of jobs and has asked people to make the Modi government “hear their voice.”
In one of his tweets, Rahul Gandhi claimed that “Modi Govt’s policies have caused the loss of millions of jobs and a historic drop in GDP,” adding that “he has crushed the future of the youth of India.”
Also this morning, Mr. Gandhi claimed that “Modi Govt’s well-planned fight” against Covid has put India into an abyss of: 1. Historic 24% GDP decline 2. 12 million jobs lost 3. 15 , 5 Trillion Trillion Additional Stressed Loans 4. World’s Highest Daily Covid Cases and Deaths “.
But for the government of India and the media “sab changa si (everything is fine)”, said the former head of Congress.
Speaking about the party’s situation in Rajasthan, Sachin Pilot appreciated the initiative initiated by a committee appointed by the high command of Congress under the party’s national secretary general and in charge of the state, Ajay Maken, to get people’s feedback on various issues. .
“It’s a good platform. Running a feedback program is a good tradition in democracy. I hope the high command will act on the feedback that is given to the state in charge,” he said.
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