"No jawans, no farmers, 3-4 businessmen are friends of God for Modi government": Rahul Gandhi

- The question of why the defense budget has not been increased

New delhi date. Monday, February 8, 2021

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has been constantly attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government on Twitter. Recently, he has once again targeted the Modi government on Twitter over the budget issue. He tweeted, "Budget cut on soldiers' pensions, no jawans, no farmers, 3-4 industrialist friends for Modi government, God only!"

Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had targeted Prime Minister Modi in a tweet without mentioning his name and compared him to a dictator. He questioned in a tweet why so many dictators' names start with 'M'. He also wrote the names of several major dictators, including Marcos, Mussolini, Milosevic, Mubarak, Mobutu, Musharraf, and Mycombro. The BJP reacted harshly and quipped that Motilal Nehru's name also starts with M.

This is not the first time that Rahul Gandhi has targeted the Prime Minister over the budget. Earlier he had made a statement on the meaning of China occupying our land and martyring our soldiers and celebrating Diwali with them for PM photo. He also questioned why the defense budget was not increased for the Prime Minister to go. Rahul Gandhi claimed to have betrayed India's defenders. He also termed the budget as Modi's 'friend'-centric budget.

The country is once again forced to endure a situation like Champaran

In an earlier tweet, Rahul Gandhi had written that the indifference and arrogance of the Modi government had claimed the lives of more than 60 farmers. Instead of wiping away the tears of the farmers, this government is throwing tear gas canisters at them. This kind of cruelty is to promote the interests of the capitalists in the nexus. The country is once again moving towards suffering like Champaran. At that time the British company was brave, now the Modi-friendly company is brave but every farmer-laborer of the movement is a satyagrahi who will take care of his rights.