With election season nearing, both the Congress and the BJP are leaving no stone unturned to ensure that the political heat is on in the run-up to the elections. The recent controversy that sparked a storm is the Rafale Deal.
WHAT IS THE RAFALE DEAL?
There are very few subliminal moments in history. Moments that leave an everlasting impact. For many Indians, November 8, 2016 happened to be one of them.
The Budget session of the Parliament got off an electric start after Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a speech today.
Election season is here and so is the season to make absurd statements.
It has been 30 days since the 5o0 and 1000 rupee notes were demonetised and the opposition used it as an opportunity to observe Black Day at the parliament.while 200 MPs protested it was Rahul Gandhi who spearhead the scathing attack.
This is not a bold decision, it is a foolish decision which has been taken without any due consideration. It has devastated the poor, the farmers, the daily wage workers. We want to have a discussion. We want a vote, the government doesn’t.
The Prime Minister’s narrative has changed. It started by saying it’s against black money, then terrorism, then counterfeit currency and now cashless economy.
If I am allowed to speak in Lok Sabha, I will show to all how Paytm means ‘Pay to Modi’. The idea behind cashless economy is that a few people must get maximum benefits from these transactions. This has damaged the nation. If he comes to the House for debate, we won’t let him run.
