Rahul takes on Modi at Cong meet: PM's policy based on TRPs

December 02, 2016 11:12

Congress VP Rahul Gandhi at the CPP meeting takes on PM Narendra Modi. Highlights...

-- PM Modi will be judged by history as man who gifted massive political space to anti-India forces by creating opportunistic BJP-PDP pol alliance.

-- Today the same person who used to ridicule us sits silently while Kashmir burns. There have been 21 major attacks and hundreds of ceasefire violations since the strikes. Its high time Govt develops a coherent strategy,we were told that idea behind strikes was to stop Pak from cross border attacks.

-- We never gave a PM who was ready to inflict such tremendous suffering on people of India to protect his own persona; We never gave India a PM who based his entire policy making strategy on TRPs.

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