New Delhi: Hitting back at Sonia Gandhi for criticising Modi dispensation’s 100 days rule, BJP Sunday said the party has given a working government to the country with a strong Prime Minister and that the Congress president’s speech writers have “not done their home work properly”.
Taking on Narendra Modi, Gandhi had Saturday accused him of trying to “show off” as if everything has been done only after his government came to power and asked the Prime Minister what happened to his promise of bringing back the black money stashed abroad.
Reacting to Gandhi’s attack, Union Minister and BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said, “I am pained to say that even after remaining out of power, Soniaji speech writers don’t do home work. That is why she speaks sometime such things. She will realise her mistakes if she sees it in a mirror.”
Countering the charges on black money issue, Prasad said, “Your government could not form a SIT on black money in two years despite Supreme Court directives. We constituted SIT on the very first cabinet meeting. Now the entire world including Switzerland is ready to cooperate with us (on sharing information on black money).”
Making a comparison between the present government and the previous Congress regime, he said Sonia’s government was only “making tall claims while Modi’s government is working government where decisions were made and implemented.”
Prasad further claimed that the Congress PM was a weak one while BJP has given a strong PM to the country. “Soniaji your government has given a weak PM and no one including the party or any minister were listening to him. BJP has given a strong PM. “India today has a towering leader, a powerful PM whose voice is heard not only in the country but in the entire world over with respect and admiration because of his track record of governance,” he said.
Sharpening his attack on the Congress president, Prasad said, “Soniaji’s problem is that why decisions are being made from 7 Race Course Road (PM residence) and why there has not been any national advisory council? Why there has not been any 10 Janpath (Gandhi residence)?”
He also asked Gandhi as to what steps had been taken during Congress regime for poor and farmers. (PTI)