Vikrant Shekhawat : Aug 24, 2024, 08:57 PM
Rahul Gandhi News: Rahul Gandhi on Saturday, August 24, strongly criticized the policies of the central government at the Samvidhan Samman Sammelan in Prayagraj. He said that the Modi government is trying to implement a "Raja, Maharaja, Shahenshah model" and forced people to dedicate themselves to the Constitution. Rahul considered the BJP as his guru and acknowledged that it taught him what to do and what not to do.Rahul Gandhi shared his views for about 40 minutes at the conference and mentioned the diversity and strength of Indian society. He emphasized the importance of traditional artisans like dhobi, cobblers and carpenters, stating that they have extraordinary skills and strength. He shared the story of Ramchait, a cobbler from Sultanpur, who has been doing cobbling work for the last 40 years but faces a lack of respect.Rahul shared an example of how during the UPA government, they talked about ITI and suggested that skill training should be taken from the traditional artisans of the country. He said that if we have to prepare lakhs of carpenters or barbers, then we should use the expertise of existing artisans, who are full of hidden talent.Rahul Gandhi made it clear that the policies of the central government are not being made according to the actual population of the country. He alleged that the policies of the government are beneficial only for a few selected capitalists and 30 percent of the rich class, while 70 percent of the population is not getting the benefit of these schemes.He said that according to the Constitution, all citizens should get equal rights and policies should be prepared keeping in mind the needs of the entire population of the country. Rahul said that until the policies are not made according to the actual population, their effectiveness will remain doubtful and their benefits will not reach the needy.Rahul Gandhi, during his speech, emphasized on the protection and respect of the Constitution and told that the formulation of policies according to the diverse population of India is not only necessary, but it is also included in the basic requirements of democracy.