As soon as Congress comes to power, inquiry will be ordered in Rafale: Rahul to PM

Update: 2019-04-22 15:18 IST

Barabanki: Attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Rafale deal, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Monday said that an inquiry will be ordered on it if Congress returns to power after the Lok Sabha elections.

While addressing a rally here, Rahul said, "When BJP leaders and the Prime Minister come here and give false speeches, then for once ask him why he gave Rs 30,000 crore to Anil Ambani. Also, ask him what did Anil Ambani do for him in return? Kyunki muft mei thodi hota hai… What did you get in return?"

He added, "Jaise hi hamari sarkar ayegi na… jo chal raha hai Rafale ka… Inquiry hogi. Inquiry hogi Modi ji. Inquiry hogi aur sachai bahar ayegi. What French President said will come out. The whole country will get to know what is written in the files of the Defence Ministry. Only two people's names will come out – Anil Ambani and Narendra Modi."

Rahul also claimed that the BJP has done "step motherly treatment towards Amethi."

"My plan is to make Amethi the education centre of the country," he said. Rahul has been representing Amethi Lok Sabha constituency in Parliament since 2004. This is the fourth time he will be contesting from the seat.

Further attacking the Prime Minister, Rahul said: "Prime Minister Narendra Modi has waived off loans worth Rs 5,55,000 crore of 15 people. This means money was stolen from people's pockets and given to Mehul Choksi, Neerav Modi, Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi and Anil Ambani… But when farmers ask to waive off their loans, then the Prime Minister says I won't do it".

He added, "'Chowkidar' din bhar jhoot bolta hai. Usne paanch saal Hindustan ka time zaya kiya ('Chowkidar' keeps lying the whole day. He has only wasted the country's time for the past five years).

"Pehle 100 din dete they na, iss baar 150 din denge. Jo inhone garibo se cheena, kisano se, mazduro se, yuvao se cheena, uska dugna mein Anil Ambani jaise choro se cheenkar yaha dalunga," he said. 

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