Prime Minister Narendra Modiâs beard became a style and a lot of BJP supporters and sympathizers are trying to mimic his style by growing a long and thick beard. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a dig at Narendra Modi over his beard game now.
Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi, who has been alleging that a big scam took place in the Rafale Deal, took a dig at Prime Minister. He used the popular saying âone picture speaks a thousand words in his post.
He shared a picture on his social media account in which the smoke released by a flight resembles Narendra Modi's beard. He even captioned the post 'Chor ki dadhi', which translates to thiefâs beard in English.
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi shared the post when the opposition parties are putting pressure on the union government demanding a probe into the alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal.
Taking to microblogging site Twitter, Rahul Gandhi shared a survey on the infamous Rafale deal. The survey was done in Hindi while four options were provided. The option, all the options are right, received the highest voting with 63.2 percent.
Guilt conscience, friends should also be saved and JPC does not want a Rajya Sabha seat were the remaining options. Why is the Modi government not ready for a JPC probe is the question asked in the survey.
The respondents of the survey think that the Narendra Modi government doesn't want to go for a probe, as the government is guilt conscious, wants to save its friends and the Joint Parliamentary Committee doesn't want a Rajya Sabha seat, according to Rahul Gandhi.
Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi, who has been alleging that a big scam took place in the Rafale Deal, took a dig at Prime Minister. He used the popular saying âone picture speaks a thousand words in his post.
He shared a picture on his social media account in which the smoke released by a flight resembles Narendra Modi's beard. He even captioned the post 'Chor ki dadhi', which translates to thiefâs beard in English.
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi shared the post when the opposition parties are putting pressure on the union government demanding a probe into the alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal.
Taking to microblogging site Twitter, Rahul Gandhi shared a survey on the infamous Rafale deal. The survey was done in Hindi while four options were provided. The option, all the options are right, received the highest voting with 63.2 percent.
Guilt conscience, friends should also be saved and JPC does not want a Rajya Sabha seat were the remaining options. Why is the Modi government not ready for a JPC probe is the question asked in the survey.
The respondents of the survey think that the Narendra Modi government doesn't want to go for a probe, as the government is guilt conscious, wants to save its friends and the Joint Parliamentary Committee doesn't want a Rajya Sabha seat, according to Rahul Gandhi.