Rahul Gandhi warns India's economy like Lanka's

April 08, 2022 13:36

Update: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi speaks to the media during his meeting RJD's Sharad Yadav.

"Economists and bureaucrats make their plans by looking at other nations. The PM says we have to become like them. It can't be done like that. First, we have to realise who we are and what's happening here.

"They've broken the backbone (of the economy), terrifying results will come in next 3-4 years.

"You can't imagine India's economic situation and job condition. Never in your life will you see what is coming next.

"The employment structure of this country, the backbone is broken. Small and medium business, small shopkeepers, informal sector is our backbone.

"In the last 2-3 years, media, institutions, BJP leaders, RSS have hidden the truth. Slowly the truth will come out. That is what is happening in Sri Lanka. The truth came out there. The truth will come out in India."

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