BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi.
BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi.
BJP vs Congress: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has opened a new front against the Modi government regarding a report published in a London newspaper. He has made many serious allegations regarding Adani Group, coal prices and decisions of Modi government. Now BJP has counterattacked on Rahul Gandhi’s allegations. Countering the allegations of corruption leveled against Adani by Congress and Rahul Gandhi, BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said that the Gandhi family is the most corrupt family in the world. Corruption is in the DNA of Congress. Along with this, Bhatia raised questions on the silence of the Congress leader in the National Herald case.
Gaurav Bhatia hit back
Addressing a press conference in the national capital today i.e. on Wednesday, Bhatia said that the Gandhi family is the most corrupt family in the world. Both Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi are out on bail in corruption cases. He said that Rahul Gandhi should speak on the National Herald scam and corruption of Robert Vadra, but Rahul Gandhi will not speak on this matter because corruption is in the DNA of Congress. Along with this, Bhatia, while mentioning the assembly elections in five states, said that Congress is losing in the assembly elections.
What did Rahul Gandhi say?
It is noteworthy that earlier today on Wednesday, Rahul Gandhi had attacked Adani Group on the coal pricing issue and said that public money is being stolen with the help of the Prime Minister. Showing a report published in London, he said that we know that Adani Group has committed another fraud of Rs 12,000 crore. He said that they (Adani) over-invoice their coal imports and when coal enters India, its price changes, thereby increasing power prices.
This Rs 12,000 crore was looted from the pockets of common people. Taking aim at PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi said that this could not have happened without the active cooperation and support of the Prime Minister. Adani buys coal in Indonesia and by the time it reaches India, its price doubles.
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