Rahul Gandhi On Notes Ban
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'Economy In ICU Because Of Notes Ban,' Rahul Gandhi's Dig At Arun Jaitley
With a rhyme in Hindi and a dig at Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today mocked his claims on the economy, holding that it was in the ICU and "Dr Jaitley's" medicines were ineffective.
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'Mitron' And 'Achche Din' In Rahul Gandhi's Attack On PM Narendra Modi
"Mitron," said Rahul Gandhi in one of the many jibes he took at Prime Minister Narendra Modi in two speeches he made at a day-long meeting of his Congress party, delivering another scathing assessment of the BJP government's notes ban. His parting shot, "The UP elections will be a lot of fun."
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Rahul Gandhi Calls Notes Ban 'Biggest Impromptu Financial Experiment'
Opposition parties today came together to protest against demonetisation outside Parliament, with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi describing it as the world's "biggest impromptu financial experiment" and said they are firm on their demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee probe into the "scam".
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'Economy In ICU Because Of Notes Ban,' Rahul Gandhi's Dig At Arun Jaitley
With a rhyme in Hindi and a dig at Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today mocked his claims on the economy, holding that it was in the ICU and "Dr Jaitley's" medicines were ineffective.
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'Mitron' And 'Achche Din' In Rahul Gandhi's Attack On PM Narendra Modi
"Mitron," said Rahul Gandhi in one of the many jibes he took at Prime Minister Narendra Modi in two speeches he made at a day-long meeting of his Congress party, delivering another scathing assessment of the BJP government's notes ban. His parting shot, "The UP elections will be a lot of fun."
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Rahul Gandhi Calls Notes Ban 'Biggest Impromptu Financial Experiment'
Opposition parties today came together to protest against demonetisation outside Parliament, with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi describing it as the world's "biggest impromptu financial experiment" and said they are firm on their demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee probe into the "scam".
