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Narendra Modi is trying to distract the nation: Rahul Gandhi

| @indiablooms | Jan 13, 2020, at 05:36 pm

New Delhi/IBNS: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said he is trying to 'divide' the country.

"Instead of addressing the problem of the youth, Narendra Modi is trying to distract the nation and divide people," he told reporters.

He said the government should listein to the voices of the youth.

"Voice of the youth is legitimate, it should not be suppressed, the government should listen to it," he said.

He asked the PM to visit any university in the country without his police and tell them about his future plans regarding the country.

"I challenge PM Modi to go to any of the universities and stand there without the police, infrastructure and tell the people what he is going to do with the country," he said.

Gandhi made the comments after the opposition leaders met in New Delhi.

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