Former
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday launched a extreme attack on BJP
and Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying he will never apologise for his rape
comment that rocked Parliament on Friday.
“BJP asked
me to apologise for telling the truth. I am not Rahul Savarkar. I am Rahul
Gandhi. I will not apologise. Nor will anyone from the Congress,” he said at
the Bharat Bachao rally at Ramlila Maidan.
In the
run-up to the Lok Sabha polls, Rahul Gandhi repeatedly taunted Vinayak Damodar
Savarkar, by saying that the freedom fighter had apologised to the British to
get out of jail.
At the
Ramlila Maidan, Rahul Gandhi said that instead Modi is the one who should
apologise for destroying India’s economy.
He said
Modi’s insistence on implementing the GST further weakened the economy.
“Manmohan
Singh and Chidamabaram warned him against implementing GST without a pilot
project. But he was adamant about it,” Gandhi said.
“I am not Rahul Savarkar. I am Rahul Gandhi”: Rahul Gandhi refuses to apologise over rape comment
<p>Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday launched a extreme attack on BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying he will never apologise for his rape comment that rocked Parliament on Friday. “BJP asked me to apologise for telling the truth. I am not Rahul Savarkar. I am Rahul Gandhi. I will not apologise. Nor […]</p>
Former
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday launched a extreme attack on BJP
and Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying he will never apologise for his rape
comment that rocked Parliament on Friday.
“BJP asked
me to apologise for telling the truth. I am not Rahul Savarkar. I am Rahul
Gandhi. I will not apologise. Nor will anyone from the Congress,” he said at
the Bharat Bachao rally at Ramlila Maidan.
In the
run-up to the Lok Sabha polls, Rahul Gandhi repeatedly taunted Vinayak Damodar
Savarkar, by saying that the freedom fighter had apologised to the British to
get out of jail.
At the
Ramlila Maidan, Rahul Gandhi said that instead Modi is the one who should
apologise for destroying India’s economy.
He said
Modi’s insistence on implementing the GST further weakened the economy.
“Manmohan
Singh and Chidamabaram warned him against implementing GST without a pilot
project. But he was adamant about it,” Gandhi said.