New Delhi: A video of Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi is getting viral on social media platform which claimed that on 23rd October the youth icon of party delivered speech in Gujarat’s Gandhinagar district which was attended by thousands of his supporters that was called by giving money.
Now interestingly, it is believed that such mass number of supports was never ever seen before for the Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi in Gujarat during his rallies earlier.
In this two minutes 43 second video it was claimed that mob in Rahul Gandhi’s rally was mobilized by distributing money which was held before Gujarat state assembly election lined up for state in the month of November and results of which will be declared in December.
But on other hand, actually investigation revealed that the video was posted on the internet on March 2nd, 2017 that belongs to Rahul Gandhi’s public gathering of Manipur’s Imphal district not of Gujarat’s Gandhinagar rally.
To spoil Rahul Gandhi image fake video of Gujarat rally getting viral on social media:
That is why the claim that a crowd called a rally by giving money in Rahul’s rally in the Gujarat election has proved to be false. Therefore there was no money given to collect supporters of Congress Vice President in the rally.
Basically, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi compared demonetisation and GST with a double tap bullet fired at the economy to ensure it was dead in recent past and called the Goods and Services Tax a “tsunami of tax terrorism”.
In a hard-hitting attack, Gandhi also called Prime Minister Narendra Modi “a person with a small heart” and said the economy was staring at disaster, a “Modi-made disaster”.
“Modiji and his government have fired a double tap at the heart of our economy. First notebandi… bang…, and then badly conceptualised and implemented GST…, bang… have crippled our economy. The situation of joblessness in the country is extremely worrying. The government is creating a massive army of unemployed, which is toxic and dangerous,” Gandhi said in his speech at the 112th annual session of the PHD Chamber of Commerce followed by a question-answer session.
He again referred to GST as ‘Gabbar Singh Tax’, and termed it flawed.
