Party spokesman Raj Babbar told reporters that the party chief wanted the government to see that the common man does not get hit in the unfolding economic scenario.
'You want to give numbers to him, before he makes a statement', he remarked when asked whether the serious crisis in the economy showed the economist-turned-Prime Minister has failed in his job.
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The opposition said there was panic in the country over the sliding rupee and creating uproar.
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