BJP forms 12-member election manifesto committee for Delhi assembly polls
The BJP has formed a 12-member election manifesto committee for Delhi ahead of the assembly polls in the national capital which are due in February next year.
Senior Congress leader Ajay Maken while addressing the rally said that if the Modi government stated the truth instead of juggling with statistics, the ground reality would be very frightening, as in the first quarter of 2019-20, GDP growth was at an abysmal low of 5 per cent, which was ‘very shameful’ for the Central government.
The Delhi Congress on Saturday started a ‘Halla Bol’ rally to protest against the BJP-led government at the Centre, calling it responsible for the ‘financial ruin’ in the country and saying the Centre was trying to cover up the economic slump through manipulation of data.
The ‘Halla Bol’ rally continued today as well. Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Subhash Chopra led the party workers in the rally. They held the the Central government responsible for the large scale unemployment, price rise, the heavy losses suffered by businessmen and industrialists following demonetisation and the resultant economic slump.
The rally saw the participation of the former Union Minister Ajay Maken, Chairman of Campaign Committee Kirti Azad and AICC Secretary Kuljeet Singh Nagra .
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Senior Congress leader Maken while addressing the rally said that if the Modi government stated the truth instead of juggling with statistics, the ground reality would be very frightening, as in the first quarter of 2019-20, GDP growth was at an abysmal low of 5 per cent, which was “very shameful” for the Central government.
“The Modi government is trying to cover up the economic slump through manipulation of data,” Maken said.
“IMF, Fitch, World Bank, Moody’s and even the Reserve Bank of India have cut India’s growth forecast,” he said, adding that India has dropped to the level of 7th largest economy from being the 5th largest in the world.
He further added that the people of Delhi were the worst-affected by the economic slump.
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