Achhe din only for PM Modi, not aam admi, says Rahul Gandhi
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today kept up his tirade against the Narendra Modi government and said 'achhe din' has come only for the Prime Minister and not the aam aadmi who are groaning under unprecedented price rise.

Amethi: Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday kept up his tirade against the Narendra Modi government and said 'achhe din' has come only for the Prime Minister and not the aam aadmi who are groaning under unprecedented price rise.On a two-day visit to his Amethi parliamentary constituency, Gandhi, who led the opposition attack against the NDA government in and outside Parliament, said, "There is no achhe din for aam aadmi, achhe din is only for Prime Minister Narendra Modi."[caption id="attachment_2557452" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Rahul Gandhi in a file photo. Naresh Sharma/ Firstpost[/caption]"Inflation is at its peak. Nothing has been done for the farmers and the youth," he said, addressing a roadside meeting at Nigoha village here.The Congress vice-president said that during the Lok Sabha election campaign, Modi had promised to deposit Rs 15 lakh in every person's account after bringing back the black money stashed away abroad. "Has it been deposited," he asked on a sarcastic note.Gandhi said his party would strongly fight the BJP and its communal and divisive policies across the country.Promising to carry on development work in his Lok Sabha constituency, Gandhi said, "We will complete the development works in Amethi. We will fight unitedly as a single person cannot struggle.PTI

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