Rahul blames PM Modi for sowing division: Bharat Bandh

New Delhi, Sep 10 Congress president Rahul Gandhi blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for sowing division wherever he goes, rather than concentrating on undertaking measures to improve the situation winning in the nation, as promised.

Talking at a joint protest meeting sorted out by virtue of the 'Bharat Bandh' against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)- drove focal government, the Congress president blamed the ruling party for activating battles between people of various religions, castes and states.

"When Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister in 2014, he made different guarantees to the people of the country, including farmers, youth and women of the nation. He promised two crore occupations to youth, security for farmers and ladies. In 2014, many people confided in him and made him the Prime Minister. He even said that what didn't occur in 70 years will be done in four years. As a general rule, he has accomplished something that didn't occur over the most recent 70 years. Today, wherever you see, one Indian is battling with another Indian. Wherever he (Prime Minister Modi) goes, he just goes to sow division. They are actuating battles between religions, standings and states," he asserted.

Gandhi further questioned Prime Minister Modi's quiet on the continuous fuel price climb and stated, "Rupee as far as the dollar has never been this powerless. Today, Prime Minister Modi talks not a solitary word on oil and diesel value climb. A gas barrel that used to cost Rs 400 is presently Rs 800. He stays quiet on farmer suicide also."

Blaming the central government for favoring "crony business people", Gandhi stated, "They (BJP government) claimed to have made toilets everywhere throughout the nation, yet there is no water in them. He continues giving addresses and the nation has got tired of him. PM Modi is demonstrating path just to 15-20 individuals in India, who are the greatest friend business people of the nation. Farmer loans aren't being deferred off, however an industrialist gets an unconditional present of Rs. 45,000 crore. Questions are being raised on Rafale inside Parliament, but the Prime Minister isn't answering."

The Gandhi scion also called for solidarity among the Opposition to battle and depose the BJP.

Present on the dais at the meeting, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president Sharad Pawar asserted that the real tribute to late BJP stalwart Atal Bihari Vajpayee is take after the way appeared by him. "The Prime Minister said that nothing occurred over the most recent 40 years however his grit of four years has been to make rupee frail. Saying that nothing occurred in the past is an affront to Atal Bihari Vajpayee, it is an affront to agriculturists of this country. At the point when Atal Bihari was alive they never took his name; now after he has left, if they take after the way appeared by him just that would be the genuine tribute (to Vajpayee)," he noted.

Senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, while tending to the social affair, expressed gratitude toward the 21 national and local gatherings supporting the across the nation strike, and added that the point is to free the public of this nation from the grasp of inflation and increasing prices of petrol, diesel, gas and so on.

UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi also visited the Ramlila Maidan for a concise period amid the gathering. Aside from previous leader Manmohan Singh, others show at the gathering included Hemant Soren, Sharad Yadav, Sanjay Singh, Manoj Jha, Sukhendu Sekhar Roy, Jayant Chaudhary and others. Samajwadi Party, Bahujan Samajwadi Party and Left had no portrayal at this joint discussion of protest.