Modi's dig at Rahul Gandhi's 'mohabbat ki dukaan' call: 'Congress only means...'
Rahul Gandhi was mocked by PM Modi, who called the Congress party a "market of lies" and a "shop of loot".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a rally in Bikaner.At a rally in the election-heavy state of Rajasthan on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that when public ire grows, those in authority are quickly overthrown. The prime minister claimed the grand old party only stands for "loot ki dukaan" (shop of loot) and "jhooth ka bazaar" (market of falsehoods), in an evident jab at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's proposal to create a "mohabbat ki dukaan" (shop of love) in what he terms a "nafrat ka bazaar" (market of hatred)."Your enthusiasm demonstrates that public ire at the Congress government has increased in Rajasthan in addition to the state's temperature. It doesn't take long to remove the powerful when the populace becomes angry, according to PM Modi.
"Congress can only be understood in one way. According to him, "Congress signifies plunder ki dukaan and jhooth ka bazaar.
The administration has allegedly already switched into "bye-bye mode" as a result of the Congress's setback in Rajasthan, according to the prime minister.
"Some ministers and legislators are moving out of their government housing and into their own residences. In a jab at cabinet minister BD Kalla, who just moved out of his official residence and into his private home in Jaipur, Modi claimed that only Congress ministers could be so confident in their defeat.
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