Rahul Gandhi has accused the Modi authorities of not dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic successfully
New Delhi:
Taking a dig on the authorities, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi right this moment stated its “properly deliberate struggle” towards coronavirus has allegedly put India in an “abyss” of GDP discount of 24 per cent, 12 crore job losses, 15.5 lakh crore further confused loans and globally highest each day COVID-19 circumstances and deaths.
The Congress has accused the Modi authorities of not dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic successfully.
The federal government has dismissed all such claims up to now.
“Modi Govt’s well-planned struggle’ towards Covid has put India in an abyss of: 1. Historic GDP discount of 24% 2. 12 crore jobs misplaced 3. 15.5 lac crores further confused loans 4. Globally highest each day Covid circumstances & deaths,” Rahul Gandhi stated in a tweet.
Modi Govt’s ‘well-planned struggle’ towards Covid has put India in an abyss of:
1. Historic GDP discount of 24%
2. 12 crore jobs misplaced
3. 15.5 lac crores further confused loans
4. Globally highest each day Covid circumstances & deaths.However for GOI & media ‘sab changa si’.
– Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) September 12, 2020
However for the federal government of India and the media “sab changa si (all is properly)”, the previous Congress chief stated.
Mr Gandhi’s reference to “well-planned struggle” towards COVID-19 is seen as a jibe at Residence Minister Amit Shah. Mr Gandhi’s tweet comes days after Amit Shah stated that India is placing up a “well-planned” fight towards the pandemic beneath Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s management.
Amit Shah, on Thursday, stated “Coronavirus is an unprecedented problem for us. However we’re combating towards it in a well-planned method beneath the management of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and your entire world has recognised our efforts.”
India’s COVID-19 caseload has gone previous 46 lakh, whereas 36,24,196 individuals have recuperated up to now taking the nationwide restoration fee to 77.77 per cent on Saturday, based on Union well being ministry knowledge.
(With inputs from PTI)
