Rahul Gandhi Accuses Modi of Waiving Off Billionaire Friends' Loans
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of waiving off loans worth a staggering Rs 16 trillion belonging to his billionaire friends. He asserted that this act constitutes a "crime" for which the country will never forgive Modi.
In a Hindi post on social media, Gandhi highlighted the immense potential of this waived-off money to alleviate the suffering of ordinary Indians. He pointed out that it could have been used to create 16 crore jobs paying Rs 1 lakh per year, empower 16 crore women with an annual income of Rs 1 lakh, prevent countless farmer suicides by clearing the debts of 10 crore families, provide gas cylinders to the entire nation for 20 years at a subsidized rate of Rs 400, cover the Indian Army's expenses for 3 years, and ensure free education up to graduation for every Dalit, tribal, and backward class youth.
Gandhi expressed outrage that this vast sum, which could have brought immense relief to the struggling masses, was instead used to enrich a select few like the Adani Group. He declared that the country will never forgive Modi for this "crime."
Concluding his post, Gandhi expressed confidence that the situation will change with the Congress assuming power. He pledged that the Congress government will prioritize the progress of every Indian citizen.