New Delhi: Quite a video call video, now a sportsman must get a prize as promised, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Monday in real friction at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
In the Instagram post, he posted the screen of the media report that claimed that the Olympics in the past had not been paid for prizes announced in Haryana.
Gandhi also attached a tweet screen that was made in 2019 by the winner of the Tokyo Neeraj Chopra Game Medal – which won the first gold in India in the track-and-field event – and Bajrang Punia, who won bronze in wrestling, where they urged the minister and parties Authorities to fulfill the promise of gifts for athletes after winning the medal.
“Players must get their contributions along with survivors, do not cut the sports budget,” Gandhi wrote on Instagram.
“Just a video call video, now share the number of prizes,” said the former head of the Congress in a real swipe at the Prime Minister who spoke with several medal and video winners who were widely distributed on social media.
Enough video phone calls, sportsmen must get gifts as promised: Rahul
