Home minister blame to Congress on ruling of 6 decades

Date : 16/01/2020

As we know our politicians, they are more aggressive to blame other party or leaders instead of counting what is they do and what left. Same scenario seen in Ahemdabad, Home minister of India Amit Shah said "Nothing done to address unemployment, economic slowdown in 60 years': Amit Shah slams Congress after laying foundation stone at Indian Institute of Skills".
He also blame to Congress and other ruling parties who had ruled in India for very slow economical growth of India after independence.
Though Shah also did not forget to praise his government work and how to grow in this short period and which direction we will go in future also addressed to reporter.
Lets see whole conversation with Amit Shah as below :
Addressing a gathering after laying the foundation stone of the Indian Institute of Skills (IIS) in Ahmedabad, the minister said the government's target to make India a $5 trillion economy was achievable and the youth's inclination towards entrepreneurship may play a big role in achieving the objective.

Shah said the Congress could only manage to take the country's economy to a $2 trillion mark despite ruling for decades, but the NDA government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership took it to $3 trillion in just five years time.

'Taking a dig at the Congress, he said those who did nothing to steer the country's economy in 60 years were now questioning the present government.

Addressing a gathering after laying the foundation stone of the Indian Institute of Skills (IIS) in Ahmedabad, the minister said the government's target to make India a $5 trillion economy was achievable and the youth's inclination towards entrepreneurship may play a big role in achieving the objective.

Shah said the Congress could only manage to take the country's economy to a $2 trillion mark despite ruling for decades, but the NDA government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership took it to $3 trillion in just five years time.

'Taking a dig at the Congress, he said those who did nothing to steer the country's economy in 60 years were now questioning the present government.