Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Monday stated that the Maharashtra election is an election of ideologies and an election between 1-2 billionaires and the poor.
Rahul Gandhi stated that the Maharashtra election is an election of ideologies and an election between 1-2 billionaires and the poor. “The billionaires need the land of Mumbai to enter their fingers. The estimate is that ₹1 lakh crores will probably be given to 1 billionaire,” he added.
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Congress chief added “We consider that Maharashtra, the farmers of Maharashtra, the poor, the unemployed, the youth need assistance…We’ll deposit ₹3000 in each girl’s checking account free of charge, there will probably be a bus journey for ladies and farmers, loans as much as ₹3 lakh will probably be waived, ₹7,000 per quintal for soybean…We’re getting the caste census performed in Telangana, Karnataka, and we will get it performed in Maharashtra.”
Furthermore, he promised to take away the 50 per cent cap on reservations and conduct a caste-based survey within the nation. “Caste census is the largest difficulty earlier than us and we are going to get it performed; it’s our central pillar,” Gandhi stated at a press convention in Mumbai.
The Congress chief stated that ₹7 lakh crore initiatives together with Foxconn and Airbus have been shifted to Gujarat from Maharashtra. This led to youth in Maharashtra dropping out on jobs, he added. The Maha Vikas Aghadi authorities will shield the pursuits of the folks of Maharashtra, he stated. Your entire political equipment was twisted to assist one particular person in the Dharavi redevelopment scheme in Mumbai, Gandhi stated.
Mocking PM Modi’s slogan ‘Ek hai toh protected hai’, Gandhi introduced a protected to the press convention and pulled out a poster of Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani, and stated, “They’re protected until they’re collected.”
The Maharashtra meeting elections are scheduled for November 20, with votes for all 288 constituencies to be counted on November 23.
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