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Rahul Gandhi in Kerala: ‘Modi tells country what he thinks, Congress wants to listen to the people’

Rahul Gandhi said his party does not want to impose anything on India. In today’s government, Anil Ambani or Nirav Modi has a strong voice, he added.

Written by: Shaju Philip
3 min readThiruvananthapuramMar 15, 2019 04:11 AM IST First published on: Mar 15, 2019 at 04:11 AM IST
Rahul Gandhi with family of Youth Congress worker Sarath Lal in Kasaragod. (Express)

Kickstarting the Congress campaign in Kerala, party president Rahul Gandhi on Thursday lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying that a Prime Minister’s job is not to tell the nation his mann ki baat but to listen to the mann ki baat of every citizen.

Addressing a rally in Kozhikode, Rahul said, “I stand in front of the press every week to listen to their questions. And what does our Prime Minister do every week? He tells the country what he thinks… like a man who stands in front of the sea every morning and tells the ocean what he thinks. This man does not care about the ocean. Can you imagine the arrogance of such a person?” Click for more election news

Shaju Philip is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Indian Express Read More

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