PM Modi took a jibe at Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched his strongest attack on Congress in the current election season as he called Rahul Gandhi a ‘murkhon ke sardar’ (leader of fools) over his remarks about mobile phones in India. PM Modi said this because Rahul Gandhi had said that most were ‘made in China’. Saying that India now exports mobile phones worth more than ₹1 lakh crore, he said Congress leaders were suffering from the mental illness of ignoring India’s achievement.
PM Modi said, “Yesterday an intelligent person of Congress was saying that the people of the country have only Made in China mobiles. Hey ‘Sardar of Fools’, in which world do you live? Congress leaders are trying to ignore India’s achievements. suffer from mental illness. I wonder what foreign spectacles they have put on that they are unable to see in India,” he said without directly naming Gandhi. He claimed that India is the world’s most mobile-friendly country. Is the second largest manufacturer of phones.
He said, “When Congress was in power, mobile phone manufacturing in India was less than ₹20000 crore. Today, India’s industry has grown to more than ₹3.5 lakh crore. India also exports mobile phones worth ₹1 lakh crore. doing.”
On Tuesday, PM Modi said in another rally in the state that the public storm will uproot Congress from Madhya Pradesh. The PM said “I can see a large number of people participating in this meeting, many of whom were standing in the sun because the arrangements made for the rally were a little less than the crowd. There is a storm going on in the state which Will overthrow Congress.”
Know what Rahul Gandhi had said
Gandhi, one of the biggest critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government’s policies, said at an election rally on Monday that his party wants to make India a manufacturing hub. “You look at the back of your mobile phone, your shirt, the back of your shoes – you will find ‘Made in China’ written there. Have you seen the ‘Made in Madhya Pradesh’ tag on the back of cameras and shirts? That’s what we want to do ”
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