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Flaws in India's banking system need to be fixed, says Sonia Gandhi

Critiquing the Modi government's "quick" decision-making, Gandhi said: "Yes, of course, we need to move fast but fast - F, A, S, T - cannot stand for First Act, Second Think

Flaws in India's banking system need to be fixed, says Sonia Gandhi
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Archis Mohan New Delhi
Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Friday said the Narendra Modi government’s promise of “Achhe Din”, or better days, will meet the same fate as the “India shining” slogan of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee-led National Democratic Alliance-I, which had brought the Congress victory in 2004.

Critiquing the Modi government’s “quick” decision-making, Gandhi said: “Yes, of course, we need to move fast but fast – F, A, S, T — cannot stand for First Act, Second Think. Acronym-itis can be very contagious.” Addressing an event in Mumbai, Gandhi, who in December relinquished the job of the Congress chief after 19 years