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After demonetisation, PM Modi gave Mallya a Rs 1200 crore 'toffee': Rahul Gandhi
NEW DELHI: Escalating his attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi today trashed demonetisation of high value currency notes as a 'firebombing on the poor' and charged that he has blocked the money of the poor and farmers through currency ban to favour a handful of industrialists.
Highlights of Rahul Gandhi's speech:
- 94 percent of the blackmoney is in foreign banks, real estate and invested in land deals and gold, but PM is running only after rest 6 percent, Rahul said while addressing a rally in Jaunpur, UP.
- The decision made on Nov 8 was not against black money or corruption, but against farmers, the poor.
- All cash is not black and all black money is not in cash.
- Met PM Modi to seek wavier of farmers' loans, but he was non-committal.
- You (PM) waive off loans of the rich people but not of the poor farmers.
- After November 8, PM gave a Rs 1200 crore 'toffee' to Vijay Mallya.
- In India, 50 families have the most amount of wealth courtesy PM Modi. These people roam across the world with him and he even uses their planes.
- Modi has firebombed the poor of the country.
- In WW2, there was a new technique of bombing ppl, firebombs were dropped on a city by 200 planes. City would be burnt to ashes:Rahul Gandhi
- A lady named Lakshmi from Bengaluru sold flowers. At 4 am she used to go out and buy flowers through cash, people also bought from her through cash, but now after after the demonetisation drive by the Modi govt, Lakshmi is forced to beg.
- The purpose of note ban was "Garib ka khincho, Amir ko sincho (extract from the poor and help the rich)", he said.
- Interestingly, at the rally, when some workers shouted slogans against Modi, Rahul asked them to desist from making personal attacks.
- "Our fight against Narendra Modi is political, please don't raise 'murdabad' slogans against him...such language is used by fascists and RSS, not Congress," he told them.
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