TIL Desk/National/New Delhi/ Prime Minister Narendra Modi has “killed” the country’s economy by firing “double tap” shots of note ban and GST into it, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today said and asserted that only someone with “a very big chest but a very small heart” could do this.
The Goods and Services Tax was “flawed” and had unleashed a “tsunami of tax terrorism”, he said, promising that the Congress would strive to reform it “when it came to power”. “Our position is that GST has to be reformed and changed,” he said.
The Congress leader described demonetisation as a decision taken without thought or consultation and accused Modi of “crippling” small businesses. Gandhi also hit out at Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on the economy, alleging that while businesses were “drowning”, he had “the nerve to say on TV that ‘things are just fine'”.
“The way this regime is working, or not working, has led to a ‘double tap’ killing of the Indian economy. Commandos in hostage situations fire what is called a ‘double tap’ – two quick, closely placed shots fired at the chest to ensure that their terrorist target is down, is dead,” he said.
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