"The Prime Minister's office is not an ordinary one. Great honour is associated with it. So by targeting his predecessor in that manner the Prime minister has lowered the dignity of his office," Rahul said, addressing an election rally here.
Referring to the former prime minister in course of his speech in the Rajya Sabha yesterday, Modi had said "Dr sahab's" image remained clean despite his government being mired in scams, as only he knew the art of bathing with his raincoat on.
Accusing Modi of coming to power by making big promises to people like bringing back thousands of crores of blackmoney stashed away in foreign countries and depositing 15 lakh in everyone's account, he asked what happened to those commitments.
He also patted the back of Harish Rawat for his emphasis on employment for the youths.
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