On Narendra Modi’s ‘no blasts’ remark, Rahul Gandhi says ‘PM needs to open his ears and listen’
Rahul Gandhi.
While criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his remarks that no major blasts had taken place in India since 2014, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, on Wednesday, said there has been as many as 942 major bomb blasts over the past five years.
Gandhi took to Twitter and wrote: “The PM says since 2014 the sounds of blasts can’t be heard in India.”
The PM says since 2014 the sounds of blasts can't be heard in India.
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) May 1, 2019
Phulwama...
Pathankot..
Uri...
Gadchiroli....
and 942 other major bombings since 2014.
The PM needs to open his ears and listen. https://t.co/gj1ngrZm5i
Rahul further added, “The PM needs to open his ears and listen.”
The tweet came hours after the Maoist attack in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli, on Wednesday, in which 15 security personnel and a civilian was killed.
Rahul Gandhi’s tweet came amid after the Maoist attack in Maharastra’s Gadchiroli on Wednesday in which 15 security forces and a civilian was killed.
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