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In Tirunelveli, Gandhi had similarly alleged that all of India’s institutions and agencies have been “stuffed full of RSS people”.
He slammed Modi over the electoral bonds scheme and said it became apparent subsequently that it was “extortion”. Further, he alleged “this is the single biggest act of corruption done by anybody in the world”, and yet PM Modi claims to be cleaning up politics.
Though PM Modi says he likes dosa, in Delhi, he speaks of “one nation, one leader, one language”, Gandhi said and asked “why not space for all other Indian languages”, including Tamil and Manipuri.
Hitting out at the PM for “attacking” Tamil culture, history, tradition and language, he said Tamil farmers were starving and Tamil youth unemployed. “For the first time in Indian history, farmers are paying tax.”
“Modi ji, you might like dosa, you might like vada too, that is not the issue here. Nobody cares whether you like dosa or vada, we care whether you like the Tamil language. We care whether you respect Tamil history. We care about what you are doing for the future of this country and Tamil Nadu.”
The nation is witnessing its highest rate of unemployment in the last 40-45 years, and 83 per cent of those unemployed are youth, he said. “India today is more unequal than it was under the British. Twenty-two of India’s richest people have as much money as 70 crore citizens.”
Earlier, addressing a rally in southern Tirunelveli, Gandhi promised legislation to provide apprenticeship to young people and fill 30 lakh vacant government jobs, dubbing the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) anti-poor.
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