December 29, 2025 10:43 pm (IST)
Rahul Gandhi blasts Modi govt. from Kerala
Thiruvananthapuram, Feb 10 (IBNS): Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday here said the Modi government is taking away the power that the previous UPA regime had given to the people.
"They keep moving from one slogan to another but nothing happens.The Govt is taking away the power we gave to the people of India," said Rahul Gandhi in Kerala.
"PM Modi likes to do politics in form of events.He comes up with an idea,has a big media celebration around it and then moves to next idea," said the Gandhi scion.
He said only Congress is serious about protecting the interests of the poor.
On Tuesday he also attacked the Left saying that the leftist ideology was obsolete and belonged to the last century.
He attended the Kerala PCC Executive Meeting in Thiruvananthapuram earlier.
Image: Rahul in Kerala
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