Youth cannot get employment under 'Hum Do, Hamare Do Di Sarkar': Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi: Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Thursday slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Pegasus espionage case and the issue of unemployment, claiming that the country was "two of us, two of us". '(Hum Do Hamare Do) young people can not find employment. He also alleged in the Indian Youth Congress' 'Siege of Parliament' program that Prime Minister Modi had put an 'idea' of Pegasus Spyware in the mobile phones of every youth so that their voices could be silenced . The Youth Congress organized a 'Parliament Siege' on issues of unemployment, agricultural laws and Pegasus espionage. The leaders and workers of the organization marching towards Parliament were stopped by the police near Jantar Mantar.
"The aim of this government is to stifle the voice of the youth because they know that if the youth of India start speaking their heart out, they will speak the truth," said Rahul Gandhi, who attended the Youth Congress program. Will start. "Then the Narendra Modi government will go."
He urged the Youth Congress workers to "raise the voice of those who are unhappy with 'Hum Do Hamare Do Di Sarkar'." "The Youth Congress and the youth have to fight this battle. This is the battle for India's future. Young people, you should understand that there is no employment , you will not be able to help yourself and your family because Narendra Modi has partnerships with two or three big industrialists of the country.
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