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Nine years of Modi government | Congress asks PM nine questions

Nine years of Modi government | Congress asks PM nine questions

The Hindu
Friday, May 26, 2023 09:58:22 AM UTC

Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi had raised critical issues during the Bharat Jodo Yatra and the nine questions are based on that, party general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh told a press conference at the All India Congress Committee headquarters here.

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi completing nine years in office, the Congress on May 26 asked him nine questions on issues such as rising prices, unemployment and farmers' income, and demanded an apology for the "betrayal" during his tenure. The Opposition party also said the government should mark this day as 'Maafi Diwas'.

Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi had raised critical issues during the Bharat Jodo Yatra and the nine questions are based on that, party general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh told a press conference at the All India Congress Committee headquarters here.

Mr. Ramesh, who was flanked by party leaders Pawan Khera and Supriya Shrinate, also released a booklet ‘Nau saal, Nau sawaal’ and said Mr. Modi had become the Prime Minister on this day nine years ago and therefore, the party wants to ask nine questions of him. “We want the PM to break his silence on these nine questions,” Mr. Ramesh said.

Posing the questions to the Prime Minister, he asked, “Why is it that inflation and unemployment are skyrocketing in India? Why have the rich become richer and the poor poorer? Why is public property being sold to PM Modi’s friends, even as economic disparities are increasing?” Mr. Ramesh also asked why is it that the agreements made with farmers while repealing the three “black” farm laws have not been honoured and why has the minimum support price not been legally guaranteed. “Why didn’t farmers’ income double over the last nine years,” he asked.

Accusing the government of indulging in corruption and cronyism, Mr. Ramesh queried why the Prime Minister is putting people’s hard-earned savings in LIC and SBI at risk to benefit his “friend” Adani.

“Why are you letting thieves escape? Why are you silent on rampant corruption in BJP-ruled States, and why are you letting Indians suffer,” he asked.

On the issue of national security, Mr. Ramesh said the Congress wants to ask “why is it that even after your clean chit to China in 2020, they continue to occupy Indian territory”.

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