Rahul Gandhi slams Centre said stop the bulldozers and start power plants

New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has given a strong statement against the central government for the use of bulldozers in the riot-hit areas of Delhi and Madhya Pradesh. He said that not only the houses of the people but also the constitutional values ​​have been demolished. He urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the government should switch off the hatred of bulldozers and switch on the power plants.

Rahul also raised the issue of the shortage of coal in the country by tweeting it on Wednesday with a news report claiming that the stock of coal in India has become so low that power plants can get a big blow at any time.

“The effect of the big talk of eight years is that now only eight days’ worth of coal is left. Modi ji inflation-related slowdown is hovering over his head. Small industries will come to a standstill due to power cut. This will make more people unemployed. So switch off the hatred of bulldozers and switch on the power plants. Rahul Gandhi has criticized the violence in Delhi’s Jahangirpuri and the use of bulldozers in the areas of rioters in Madhya Pradesh and accused the BJP of rioting.

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The Congress party also tweeted from its official Twitter handle and said that India has only eight days of coal left. Due to BJP’s hate politics, the burning of fire on the streets will not light up people’s homes. Congress took a jibe at the central government and said that when will these bulldozers finally bring down the Chinese encroachment in Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh. Rahul Gandhi and Congress never miss a chance to attack the Modi Government on various issues as a vibrant opposition. 

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