‘Another Jumla’ … Rahul attacked Prime Minister Modi against the Center’s ELIS project – another Jumla, Rahul PM.

Rahul targets Prime Minister Modi

Rahul PM Oveater Elixa: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the government’s’ employment -related inspirational insane project). Rahul said Prime Minister Modi is raising new slogans every day, but young people are still waiting for real opportunities. He asked if this was another Jumla. After the 2024 elections, Prime Minister Modi announced a large number of employment incentives and promised to provide employment to our youths after the 2024 elections.

Rahul asked, which one year, not defined

Almost a year since the announcement was announced, the government did not define it, and has paid Rs 10,000 crore. This shows how serious the Prime Minister is about unemployment. There is no response from the government.

Rahul said- cannot create such work

Rahul Gandhi said he could not create work by focusing on large corporations, encouraging your friends instead of reasonable trade, prioritizing the assembly instead of production and ignoring India’s indigenous skills. The way to create millions of work, the MSME is in large -scale investment, is the reasonable marketplace, which helps the local production network and is through the right skills with the right skills.

Where did the project disappear?

Rahul said, the Prime Minister would not agree with these ideas. But I would like to ask him directly: Prime Minister, you declared the rat in a very bad manner – but where did this project disappear? Did you leave our promises and our unemployed youth? When you create new slogans every day, our young people are still waiting for real opportunities. What is your definitive plan to produce crores of jobs needed, or is this another jumla?

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