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| Rahul Gandhi also sought to put a new spin on BJP’s popular election-time slogan, Har Har Modi (video below) |
July 28, 2016, NewsCrunch
Rahul Gandhi said people in the villages had begun to chant Arhar Modi, Arhar Modi, thanks to a steep rise in the price of essential commodities.
Lentil or arhar, a critical ingredient in Indian cooking, has reached Rs 200 a kg.
In his speech on inflation, Rahul Gandhi tried to tap into the popular anger on inflation.
"All across villages, a new slogan is ringing out- Arhar Modi," he said.
Rahul Gandhi also sought to put a new spin on BJP’s popular election-time slogan, Har Har Modi.
He derisively said the government was free to make any futile programme it wanted to, from Make in
But he wanted Modi to give a date to Parliament, by which inflation would be brought down.
Video: Rahul Gandhi speech in Parliament – people are now chanting Arhar Modi, Arhar Modi
Make as many empty promises as you want, but give this House a date by which prices will come down: Rahul Gandhi https://t.co/Ps0GVpd0iX— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) July 28, 2016