Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said that opposition parties must unite to fight the BJP and discussions are under way to determine the framework of a united front. The Congress leader made these remarks after meeting RJD leader Sharad Yadav.
Opposition parties that are against the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Narendra Modi should come together for the betterment of the country and its good future. Discussions are ongoing on how they should come together, what should be the framework of it, and that has to be developed.”
“Opposition parties that are against RSS and Narendra Modi should come together. Discussions are ongoing on how they should come together, what should be the framework, and what has to be developed,” he said.
Talking about India’s present economic situation, Rahul Gandhi said on Friday, “You can’t imagine India’s economic situation and job condition. Never in your life would you have seen what was coming next. The employment structure of this country, its backbone, is broken. Small and medium businesses, small shopkeepers, and the informal sector are our backbone.”
Speaking at a book launch event, he did not miss an opportunity to attack the RSS. “We have to protect the Constitution. To save the Constitution, we have to protect our institutions.