Rahul releases report card for Modi govt; grades F for work, A+ for self promotion
In a twitter post, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi also called PM Modi master communicator' with a short attention span.
New Delhi: As the BJP-led NDA government completes four years at the Centre, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday released a report card for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Gandhi, in a Twitter post, gave the Modi government ‘F’ in four parameters: agriculture, foreign policy, fuel prices and job creation.
Congress chief further also called PM Modi ‘master communicator’ with a short attention span.
The Congress President took to Twitter and wrote, "4 Yr. Report Card. Agriculture: F, Foreign Policy: F, Fuel Prices: F, Job Creation: F, Slogan Creation: A+, Self Promotion: A+, Yoga: B- . Remarks: Master communicator; struggles with complex issues; short attention span."
4 Yr. Report Card
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) May 26, 2018
Agriculture: F
Foreign Policy: F
Fuel Prices: F
Job Creation: F
Slogan Creation: A+
Self Promotion: A+
Yoga: B-
Remarks:
Master communicator; struggles with complex issues; short attention span.
Meanwhile, Congress leader Manish Tewari said, "The essence of the last 4 years is 'mera bhashan hi mera prashasan hai,' 'only my rhetoric is my governance' and on all parameters the Narendra Modi government has been an absolute catastrophe."
Earlier on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra, in a series of tweets underscored that development has become a mass movement for citizens of the country in the last four years.
Read: Development has become mass movement in India in last 4 years: Modi
The Prime Minister also lauded the people's faith in the government, while adding that his government would continue to serve them with the same vigour and dedication.
He also added that for him, it is always India First.
"For us, it is always India First. With the best intent and complete integrity, we have taken futuristic and people-friendly decisions that are laying the foundations of a New India. #SaafNiyatSahiVikas", PM Modi tweeted.