PM Modi suffering from 'Rahul phobia': Randeep Surjewala

With less than a week to go for national polls, PM Modi spoke at length on economic and national security issues such as demonetisation, allegations related to Rafale fighter jet deal, Ram mandir, Balakot airstrikes among others.

Randeep Surjewala (Source: PTI)

New Delhi: Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala on Friday launched a full-tilt attack on PM Narendra Modi’s body language in ABP News’ interview saying he’s suffering from Rahul Gandhi and Congress phobia. “PM Modi’s body language depicted he’s ready to pack his bags as he’s realized there’s only 45 days left to wind up.” Surjewala accused the BJP of spending Rs 15,000 crore on 2019 elections which he said the saffron party is definitely bound to lose. The Congress leader said that Modi lacked the courage to speak on critical issues and limits himself only to 'jumlas'. Surejwala said Modi has a premonition of his industrialist friends being taken to task once Congress government comes in and at the same time is disappointed that the poor will be lifted out of poverty. In a free-flowing interview with ABP News on Thursday, PM Modi spoke on a range of issues one of which was on Congress’ manifesto calling it a “disappointment,” and saying it spoke the “tukde tukde gang's language.” On allegations that his government has deliberately entangled Rahul Gandhi and his family members in legal hurdles, Modi said that the “party is just trying to gain sympathy and that’s why they have created all this drama.” With less than a week to go for national polls, PM Modi spoke at length on economic and national security issues such as demonetisation, allegations related to Rafale fighter jet deal, Ram mandir, Balakot airstrikes among others. You can watch the complete interview on our website www.abplive.in