"For a PM who won elections with 'Women Safety' as a major plank -- surprisingly totally missing from the '10 Point Agenda'," AICC general secretary and communication department chairman Ajay Maken tweeted.
The remarks came on a day when Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi visited Badaun in Uttar Pradesh and met family members of the two gang rape victims who were found murdered.
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Congress had said the agenda was just an "extraordinary jumble" and has nothing to write home about the vision of BJP government.
"We have been waiting for a vision from BJP government, we have instead been rewarded with diversion of the Ten Commandments...This 10-point agenda.
"I have been taken aback by the extraordinary jumble they have inflicted upon the nation," party spokesman Shashi Tharoor had told reporters.
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