Mumbai / New Delhi: Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday hit the leader of Congress Rahul Gandhi for his criticism of the monetization plan of the central asset, showing that the government led by the Congress has done the same thing with the Mumbai-Pune toll road agreement equal to RS 8,000 Crore .
and have been looking for offers for the New Delhi train station.
Rahul on Tuesday criticized the planned monetization of government assets as an agreement for the crown gem prize made more than 70 years to choose industrialists, the dubbing ‘sales closed down’.
Featuring RFP (Request Proposal) for the New Delhi train station published on October 27, 2008, Questioned Sitharaman “Is this not monetization? If yes, do they sell the station? Is it owned by Jijaji now? Does he understand what monetization?” Shows that Gandhi Who tore the government regulation at that time PM Manmohan Singh was absent because he did not like it, Tanya Sitharaman, “Did he knock down this RFP call for New Delhi Station to be monetized?” He also lifted Scam Commonwealth Games 2018, said everything that could be taken was cream into a crony account.
He stressed that no change in ownership in NMP and assets would be returned.
On Wednesday, Rahul took a swipe again with the “Indiaonsale” tag.
“First of all sold conscience and now …,” he said in a tweet in Hindi.
Congress also uses tags and accuses the government to exploit Indian assets for the benefit of “crony friends”.
Hinning protests throughout the country, TMC Head Mamata Banerjee said, “This is not Modi’s assets, all of India will be united to protest on national monetization pipes.” “The country will stand together and oppose this decision,” he said.
Ending the NMP as a “unfavorable decision,” he alleged that the money raised by selling these assets would be used during the election against opposition parties.
Congress is too trying to monetise assets: Minister of Finance
