Arun Jaitley attacks Rahul Gandhi, says ‘a failed student always hates the class topper’ 

Arun Jaitley. 

Union minister, Arun Jaitley, said it is time that India and its institutions are protected from “institution wreckers”, in one of his sharpest attacks towards Congress.

Jaitley, in a blog titled “Institutions Under Attack – The Latest Fabrication”, on Sunday, said: “History will record that Pt Jawaharlal Nehru’s great grandson has singularly damaged India’s Parliament as an institution more than anyone else. Attempts are made at 11.00 AM every morning by the Congress Party to disrupt both Houses. The Rajya Sabha once known for the quality of its debates has become non-functional [sic].”

He also wrote: “BJP leaders can’t land, public meetings are being prevented and the Rath Yatra was disallowed. The Congress Party’s stand on multiple issues is self-contradictory. It slaughters a cow before the cameras in Kerala, and invokes the National Security Act against the cow killers in Madhya Pradesh … They shed crocodile tears for democracy and make every effort to convert the world's largest democracy into a dynastic one [sic].”
 
Jaitley also claimed that Congress president Rahul Gandhi’s two speeches on Rafale are based on a “personal hatred” for the Prime Minister Narendra Modi emanating from envy and said, “If we analyse Rahul Gandhi's two speeches on Rafale, they are based on a personal hatred for the Prime Minister emanating from envy. A failed student always hates the class topper. Additionally, the context of the speeches points more to college-level lumpenisation in content [sic].”

He also said, “The Government is the principal manager of the nation's economy. How can raising legitimate issues relating to credit and liquidity availability be an interference with the RBI. The Government consistently maintained communications with the RBI Governors during its tenure [sic].”

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