Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, on Monday (May 11) hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent 'seven appeals' to counter the ongoing West Asia crisis, and termed them as "failures" rather than "sermons."
In a post on X in Hindi, the Congress leader said, "Yesterday, Modi Ji called upon the public to make sacrifices -- do not buy gold, do not travel abroad, consume less petrol, cut down on fertilisers and cooking oil, take the Metro, and work from home." "These are not words of counsel; they are evidence of failure," he said.
The Congress leader described Modi as 'compromised PM' amid mounting economic pressure, alleging that the public was being forced "to make sacrifices because of the government's failures."
