Jay Shah is icon of Start-Up India: Rahul

October 10, 2017 11:43

Rahul Gandhi's interaction with students in Vadodara on day 2 of his Navsarjan Yatra.

The Congress vice-president has been doing some plain-speaking, peppering his speeches with quotable quotes. Excerpts from his address today.

"Have you heard of Start up India? Have you heard about the icon of start up India, Jay Shah? The chowkidaar of India is quiet, he does not like to comment on these things (Jay Shah).

"Inka (BJP) main sangathan RSS hai. Kitni mahila hain usme, kabhi shaakha mein mahilaon ko dekha hai shorts mein? Maine to nahi dekha. Inki (BJP) thinking ha jab tak mahila chup rahe, kuch bole na tab tak mahila theek hai jaise hi mahila ne muh khola usko chup karvao.

"You enjoy taking selfies but this phone gave employment to Chinese youth, it is made in China because Modi-ji's focus is not on jobs."

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