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Congress won t make false promises, says Rahul

Wednesday - October 10, 2018 9:32 pm , Category : INDIA
 Congress won t make false promises, says Rahul
Congress won t make false promises, says Rahul
Jaipur Oct 10 (IANS) Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday promised to poll-bound Rajasthan that if elected the Congress chief minister would go to all sections of society to know their mann ki baat and not make "false promises."
Gandhi was addressing the party s Sankalp Maha-rally in Bikaner.
The Congress chief dismissed Prime Minister Modi s assertion that the country had not witnessed any growth before he ascended to power taking potshots at the ruling BJP on a host of issues -- from demonetisation to Rafale fighter jet deal and farmers demands.
"Modi-ji has a misconception that he runs the country this is his arrogance " said Gandhi. "Our country is not being run by BJP or Congress Modiji or Rahul Gandhi " Gandhi said adding the country is being run by farmers and youths. "It is our duty to help waive their loans and stand with them."
"When our government comes to power our leaders will not make false promises; they will neither promise Rs 15 lakh in your account nor claim to generate two crore jobs in a year. They will listen to what you say and will work accordingly " he added.
On demonetisation he said "We cannot rectify Modi-ji decision but I can promise that once Congress forms government we will bring GST in its real form by bringing one tax and clean tax."
On Rafale deal he said had the Prime Minister Modi given Rs 30 000 crore (which he alleged were given to a private company) to small and medium traders lakhs of people would have got jobs.

--IANS arc/prs