New Delhi: Congress chief and Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday launched a scathing assault on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his statements on the transparency of the electoral bond scheme.
Adressing a joint press convention in Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad with Samajwadi Social gathering chief Akhilesh Yadav, Rahul Gandhi claimed that PM Modi’s interview with ANI was scripted and was a flop present.
Additional escalating his assault on Modi over the latter’s assertion on the transparency of electoral bonds Rahul stated if the electoral bonds scheme was as clear because the PM says then why was it discarded by the Supreme Courtroom?
“A number of days in the past, the Prime Minister gave a really lengthy interview to ANI. It was scripted, nevertheless it was a flop present. The Prime Minister tried to elucidate electoral bonds in it,” stated Rahul Gandhi.
#WATCH | Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh: Congress chief Rahul Gandhi says, “A number of days in the past, the Prime Minister gave a really lengthy interview to ANI. It was scripted, nevertheless it was a flop present. The Prime Minister tried to elucidate electoral bonds in it. The Prime Minister says that the system… pic.twitter.com/Wy1LGDSHwN
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“The Prime Minister says that the system of electoral bonds was introduced for transparency, to wash politics. If that is true then why was that system cancelled by the Supreme Courtroom,” he added.
He additional questioned the BJP’s motive behind maintaining the names of the donors a secret and stated, “in the event you wished to deliver transparency then why did you cover the names of those that gave cash to BJP? And why did you cover the dates on which they gave you the cash?”
“That is the largest extortion scheme on the earth. All of the businessmen of India perceive and know this and irrespective of how a lot clarification the Prime Minister desires to offer, it won’t make any distinction. As a result of the whole nation is aware of that the Prime Minister is the champion of corruption,” he added.