Cong. unnecessarily criticising Centre's economic policies: Rajnath

November 07, 2017 13:13

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday accused the Congress Party for unnecessarily castigating the Centre for its economic policies. "The Congress is trying to defame the Central Government on economic front. The demonetisation and the GST are strong economic measures. Had India's economy not been strong no foreign investor would've come here. Fact is foreign investments is rising," Singh said.

The Union Home Minister also claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party will attain two-third majority in the upcoming Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections.The polling in the hills is slated to be held in single-phase on November 9. The results will be declared on December 18. -- ANI

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