Rahul Gandhi Talks Of "Two Indias", Targets PM Modi In Poll-Bound Gujarat
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"Today, two Indias are being created, one India of the rich, a few select people, billionaires and bureaucrats who have power and money. The second India is of the common people," Rahul Gandhi said.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of creating two Indias, one for the rich and another for the poor, and claimed that the resources of the country are being given to a few wealthy people.
Launching his party's campaign for this year's Gujarat Assembly elections at an "adivasi satyagrah rally' in tribal Dahod district, Gandhi said he is confident that Congress will come to power in the state.
"In 2014, Narendra Modi ji became the Prime Minister of India. Before that he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. The work he started in Gujarat, he is doing in the country. It is called the Gujarat Model," Rahul Gandhi said.
"Today, two Indias are being created, one India of the rich, a few select people, billionaires and bureaucrats who have power and money. The second India is of the common people," he said.
