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Rahul Gandhi gets 'yes' response on NDA govt programmes from students

| | Nov 26, 2015, at 02:40 am
Bangalore, Nov 25 (IBNS): Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday faced a tough situation when his question to students of a Bangalore college on whether PM Narendra Modi's "Clean India" campaign is working or not was met with a resounding 'yes'.

The incident happened when Gandhi was interacting with students at Mount Carmel College.

When Gandhi asked them whether the government's 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan'  was working, most of the students present at the venue answered 'yes'.

He again asked the students whether Narendra Modi-led government's 'Make in India' campaign was working and then he again received similar response.

Gandhi said: "You might see it I don't."

He said he could not see the BJP government was working with a clear vision.

 

Image: INC website 

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