Jagga Reddy flays Modi for comments on Rahul Gandhi
The Hindu
Jagga Reddy said that Mr. Gandhi is fit to be the Prime Minister due to his qualifications, his family’s sacrifices and good understanding of people’s issues.
TPCC working president Jagga Reddy flayed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for “not addressing” the questions raised by AICC leader and MP Rahul Gandhi in Parliament.
Speaking at a press conference at Gandhi Bhavan on Wednesday, Mr. Reddy said that Mr. Gandhi is fit to be the Prime Minister due to his qualifications, his family’s sacrifices and good understanding of people’s issues.
He accused BJP leaders and Mr. Modi of unfairly criticising Mr. Gandhi. “Mr. Modi secured his third term as Prime Minister through the support of TDP chief and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, implying that BJP and Modi have lost the popular support,” he said.
Mr. Reddy advised the PM to refrain from commenting on Mr. Gandhi’s age, as “Mr. Modi’s age is nothing compared to the long-standing history of the Congress”. He also alleged that Mr. Modi has failed to deliver on his promises.
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