Rahul Gandhi chairs his CWC meet, assaults Modi Govt

New Delhi, July 22 Congress president Rahul Gandhi launched a scorching assault at the BJP-drove government as he chaired the meeting of the as of recently constituted Congress Working Committee (CWC) on Sunday.

This is Congress president's first CWC meet subsequent to assuming control over the rein of the Sonia Gandhi.

During the meeting held in Parliament Annexe Building, Rahul, in his introduction, reminded the party supporters "the part of Congress as the voice of India as also its responsibility of present and future."

Rahul also hit out at the BJP saying that the gathering "assaults institutions, dalits, tribals, in reverse, minorities and poor". He also asked the Congressmen and ladies "to rise and battle for India's mistreated."

He further slammed the CWC as "foundation containing background and vitality, as a scaffold between the past, show and what's to come."

Former gathering president and UPA executive Sonia Gandhi likewise censured the Modi government and said the "rule of despondency and dread loaded upon India's denied and poor."

She further slammed the central government for its "failures" and stated, "the rhetoric of PM Modi demonstrates his urgency mirroring that reverse countdown of the Modi government has started."

Former prime minister Manmohan Singh additionally prepared firearms at the decision Centre and stated, "It's a culture of steady self-commend and jumlas as against strong policy framework for driving the motor of development."

He also raised question over Center's guarantee of doubling farmers' salary by 2022 and said the Modi government's claim will require a horticultural development rate of 14 percent "which is nowhere in sight."

Recently, Rahul rejigged the board of trustees and dropped senior party leaders like Digvijaya Singh, Kamal Nath, Sushil Kumar Shinde, Mohan Prakash, CP Joshi and Shashi Tharoor from the panel. He additionally selected some new individuals including Jyotiraditya Scindia, Jitin Prasada, Tarun Gogoi, Siddaramaiah, Sheila Dikshit, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Mallikarjun Kharge.

The new CWC incorporates 23 members, 19 permanent invitees, and nine special invitees.

The CWC meeting comes only a couple of days after a joint restriction confronted a definitive thrashing from the decision Narendra Modi government in the no-certainty movement vote held in Lok Sabha on July 20.