NDA is ‘No Data Available’ govt with no accountability: Rahul Gandhi

No one died of oxygen shortage. No farmer died protesting. No migrant died walking. No one was mob lynched. No journalist has been arrested," Gandhi said.

Rahul Gandhi. (PTI Photo)

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday dubbed the NDA government as a “No Data Available” regime which gives no answers and has no accountability.

“‘No Data Available’ (NDA) government wants you to believe: No one died of oxygen shortage. No farmer died protesting. No migrant died walking. No one was mob lynched. No journalist has been arrested,” he said on Twitter.

‘No Data Available’ (NDA) govt wants you to believe:

• No one died of oxygen shortage
• No farmer died protesting
• No migrant died walking
• No one was mob lynched
• No journalist has been arrested

No Data. No Answers. No Accountabilty. pic.twitter.com/mtbNkkBoXe

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 23, 2022

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“No Data. No Answers. No Accountability,” Gandhi said.

He also tagged a gif with his post that read “Sab Gayab si”, as the graphic animates to strike off the middle word in “Sab Changa si.”

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