Issuing yet another advice to the Prime Minister, Rahul said that he should focus mainly on two major issues concerning country’s youth and farmers
Reacting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement that some people enjoy pessimism, the Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi advised him that instead of offering excuses and issuing such statements, Modi should stand up and say that his government has failed to deliver.
Issuing yet another advice to the Prime Minister, Rahul said that he should focus mainly on two major issues concerning country's youth and farmers. "Like a true statesman, Modi should admit failure of his government and say that we will deliver now since we still have one more year to go," advised Rahul.
The Congress Vice-President is on a three-day visit to his parliamentary constituency Amethi after a gap of eight months. On the second day, he held a Janata Darbar at Munshiganj Guest House and attended several other functions in his constituency.
"Welfare of farmers and employment to youth are two major issues concerning India. China is creating more than 50,000 jobs daily but India could generate only 400 jobs a day, despite Modi government launching Made in India, StartUp India and StandUp India campaigns," he rued.
Rahul pointed that farmers and youth feel cheated. "Instead of scaring people of the country, Modiji should now seriously work for their welfare," said Rahul.
On Wednesday, Rahul had said that "If Modiji cannot address issues country is facing then he should say so and the Congress will come and do it in six months."
Rahul got the response from the people of his constituency at the Janata Darbar which he held for over two hours. People stood in long queues to apprise him of their grievances pertaining to development, power and drinking water. He gave a patient hearing to each of them and assured to take up their issues with the local and state administration.
He was in different mood on Thursday attending unscheduled programs to take understand the pulse of his constituency. Rahul stopped his convoy at Aaganwadi Kendra where he sat on the floor to listen to their problems. "We tried to offer him a chair but he preferred to sit on the floor with us and gave a patient hearing to our grievances," said Shyama, an Aaganwadi worker.
Later, Rahul held held talks with party workers at Rajiv Gandhi College in Tiloi. Party workers alleged that the district administration was not releasing funds due to which several projects launched by him remained incomplete. He assured them to take up the issue with the district authorities to release funds.
‘FOCUS ON JOBS’
- Issuing yet another advice to the Prime Minister, Rahul said that he should focus mainly on two major issues concerning country’s youth and farmers
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