Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in the Lok Sabha and questioned when will he speak on Rafale deal.
Rahul took to Twitter and said, "It was a very long speech by Saheb (PM Modi). He termed day as night in the Parliament and put curtains on his own failures. Sadly, the national issues were missing from the speech. When will Prime Minister break the silence? When will he speak on Rafale deal?"
Earlier, Prime Minister Modi tore into the Congress party during his speech in Lok Sabha during motion of thanks to the President's address. The Prime Minister directly attacked the Gandhis and the Congress party, blaming them for India's partition.
"I have proof of how the Congress looted and plundered India. You will pay for your sins. Time has come for you to be held accountable and answerable to the people of India," Prime Minister Modi said.
He held previous governments responsible for the non-performing assets (NPA) mess.
The Prime Minister said that the banking policies of the previous governments were not proper and the middlemen were happy but the country was suffering.
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