Parliament Live: Rahul Gandhi attacks Modi govt over price rise

WRITTEN BY DNA Web Team | Updated: Jul 28, 2016, 04:10 PM IST
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has mounted a scathing attack on the government in the Lok Sabha n Thursday the issue of rising prices of essential commodities. 

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With the prices of pulses and some other commodities skyrocketing in recent months, the main opposition party has launched a sharp attack on the Narendra Modi dispensation for hitting hard the common man.

Last week, Congress President Sonia Gandhi had targeted the government on the issue of price rise and asked party MPs to be aggressive and hold the government and its ministers accountable for it.

Picking holes in the government's claims of economic growth, she said "when it comes to growth and GDP figures that they tout, questions on their veracity are raised even by their own party leaders. BJP blocked every important FDI initiative of the UPA government. Yet now it has put in place a free-for-all policy even in sensitive areas like defence

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