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Rahul Takes On PM Over Odisha Rly Crash In Diaspora Meet In US
The New Indian Express
|June 06, 2023
PRIME MINISTER Narendra Modi is driving a car looking at the rear-view mirror, Rahul Gandhi said in the US while taking jabs at him, BJP, and RSS.
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During his address to the Indian diaspora at the Javits Centre in the US, Rahul Gandhi criticised the BJP and RSS, stating that they lack foresight and tend to blame others for their failures. He remarked, "That is the phenomenon of Narendra Modi Ji. He tries to drive the Indian car while only looking in the rear-view mirror. Consequently, he fails to understand why the car is crashing and unable to move forward. This mindset applies to the BJP, the RSS, and all of them."
Gandhi further highlighted that when you listen to them, including their ministers and the Prime Minister, they rarely discuss the future. Instead, they focus on the past and consistently shift blame onto others.
Dit verhaal komt uit de June 06, 2023-editie van The New Indian Express.
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