Will return your hatred with love: Rahul on PM Modi’s barb at Rajiv Gandhi

At a rally in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, Modi had targeted Rajiv Gandhi, while attacking the Congress president

Congress president Rahul Gandhi said on Monday that regardless of Narendra Modi offending his dad Rajiv Gandhi, he just had love for the leader. “He is the head administrator of the nation, however affronts a saint (Rajiv Gandhi). I revealed to him whatever contempt you have for me…you can put down me, you can say whatever you state about my dad, mother, granddad, grandma. Whatever scorn you direct against me, I will just return it with affection,” Gandhi said.

Tending to a rally close Jama Masjid for gathering’s Chandni Chowk competitor JP Agarwal, Gandhi reviewed the minute he embraced Modi in Parliament. “Contempt must be crushed by adoration. Keep in mind, a similar love will overcome you Narendra Modiji on May 23.”

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At a rally in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, Modi had focused on Rajiv Gandhi, while assaulting the Congress president. “Your dad was named Mr Clean by his retainers, however his life finished as bhrashtachari no 1,” Modi had stated, drawing sharp reactions from resistance pioneers.

The leader focused on Rajiv Gandhi Monday too, challenging the Congress to battle the decisions for the sake of the “Bofors-charged”. Assaulting Modi over demonetisation and the execution of GST, Gandhi said even a child would realize that the choices have not profited anybody. GST and demonetisation have harmed the brokers of Delhi, Gandhi told voters of the voting public, which is primarily overwhelmed by the exchanging network. Suggesting forswearing of ticket to veteran BJP pioneer L K Advani, Gandhi said Modi even “offended” his master.

Nyay scheme will ‘remonetise’ what Modi ‘demonetised’, says Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi said the ‘Nyay’ scheme has the twin objectives of giving money to the 20 per cent poorest families in India and remonetising the economy “damaged” by demonetisation

Lok sabha elections 2019: Congress President Rahul Gandhi on thursday said the ‘Nyay’ scheme can remonetise what Prime Minister Narendra Modi demonetised and declared that his party’s anti-poverty programme has thrown the BJP into total disarray In an exclusive interview to PTI before the seventeenth election starting Apr eleven, Gandhi said the ‘Nyay’ scheme has the dual objectives of giving cash to the twenty per cent poorest families in india and remonetising the economy “damaged” by demonetisation.

“What the PM has done over the past 5 years is to get rid of all cash from the economy with unsuccessful policies like conclusion and a poorly dead Gabbar Singh Tax (GST). Informal sectors are badly hit.”

“The aim of the ‘Nyay’ scheme is two-fold. 1st is to ensure a minimum income to the bottom 20 per cent families. The second is to remonetise the economy that has been demonetised by Modiji,” Gandhi said.

“There is another side to line the theme ‘Nyay’. Why have we have a tendency to chosen to decision this theme ‘Justice’? because over the last 5 years, man Narendra Modi has simply snatched from the poor and given nothing back…

Rahul’s income plan for poor may cost more than Budget 2019’s subsidy bill

Congress’ proposed minimum income guarantee scheme will reportedly require Rs 3.5 trillion at its peak

If fully implemented, Rahul Gandhi’s proposed minimum income guarantee scheme, or NYAY, would cost more than Interim Budget 2019’s total subsidy expenditure of Rs 3.34 trillion. Its envisaged annual outlay, at a reported Rs 3.5 trillion, would amount to about 1.7 per cent of the Budget’s estimated GDP for 2019-2020 at Rs 210.07 trillion — or about half of the fiscal deficit for 2019-2020 at 3.4 per cent of GDP.

Congress President Gandhi on Monday said that if his party were to come to power at the Centre, it would provide a minimum income of Rs 6,000 per month to 20 per cent poorest households.(Economy News)

At its peak, the cost of the Congress’ proposed scheme would be nearly six times the 2019-2020 Budget Estimates for the outlay on the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Program (MGNREGA) at Rs 60,000 crore. In January 2019, the government made an additional allocation of over Rs 6,000 crore to MGNREGA, taking the total allocation to Rs 61,084 crore, which was highest ever in a financial year. Congress reportedly intends to continue MGNREGA even if the minimum income plan is implemented.

It would also amount to over 4.5 times the cost of the Rs 75,000-crore Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-Kisan) scheme. Under the latter, Rs 6,000 per year would be disbursed in three instalments to around 125 million small and marginal farmers who hold cultivable land of up to two hectares.