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  1. Feb 9

    Government investment is falling sharply. Only money this govt has is for PR and advertising Modi.

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  2. Feb 9

    The NPAs have shot up under the current govt, and its response has been to write off ₹ 3 lakh crore of unpaid loans for corporates in first 3 years. Modi's fiction in parliament notwithstanding.

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  3. Feb 9

    Modi promised 10 crore new jobs to the youth. Now his answer is Pakodas. RBI says youth have no hope from Modi.

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  4. Feb 9

    Modi is not digging up the past, he is burying the future of the youth of our country: No jobs, no progress, no hope.

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  5. Feb 9

    Look at the banking sector. Can this also be blamed on Nehru?

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  6. Feb 9

    If you have nothing to hide, why don't you put out all the facts on the Rafale deal? Let the nation know the full and complete truth.

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  7. Feb 9

    The needle of suspicion in Rafale points directly to the top, which suddenly chose to buy only 36 fighter jets at a much higher price, with no cogent explanation given so far.

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  8. Feb 9

    Modi tom-toms 'Make in India' but not one of these 36 Rafale jets will be made here. India will get no new technology, nothing. Why is the Indian tax-payer paying more for these fighter planes then?

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  9. Feb 9

    BJP Govt claims it has bought the same Rafale aircraft which was tested and selected by the Indian Air Force. if it is the same fighter jet, why did Modi choose to pay much more per aircraft in 2016 than what Dassault wanted in 2012?

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  10. Feb 9

    Nov 2016: Govt tells parliament, each Rafale aircraft cost approx ₹ 670 cr Nov 2017: Mantri says ministry will reveal price Feb 2018: Mantri tells RS can't share price due to secrecy pact Feb 2018: Finance Minister tells LS, can't, due to national security. What is going on?

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  11. Feb 9

    Because we have a lot to hide?

    Can't disclose Rafale deal details in Parliament: Amit Shah
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  12. Feb 8

    No jobs, no growth, high inflation, farmer unrest, secrecy over Rafale deal, myth of new smart cities, writing off corporate loans and total failure of foreign policy. Anything to distract from the disaster of past 4 years. Evading accountability, the old RSS template.

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  14. Feb 5

    Did Jay Shah also sell pakodas?

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  15. Feb 5

    BJP's Waterloo: Tripura will herald BJP's electoral countdown in India.

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  16. Feb 5

    Defence minister can't share details of Rafale deal with Parliament. Is she saying that our Parliament is not sovereign? Or has Modi got something to hide?

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  17. Feb 5

    Rural distress and lack of employment has led to a fall in the savings rate in the household sector. People forced to survive by spending hard earned savings.

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  18. Feb 4

    This desire for creating headlines and shows for the media without adequate groundwork is the hallmark of this govt. On sensitive issues like Nagaland, such an approach has serious consequences.

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  19. Feb 4

    The current political impasse in Nagaland is of Modi's making. No one knows what was promised in the 2015 Naga deal, when even affected states like Assam and Manipur were not taken into confidence.

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  20. Feb 4

    Perhaps by creating acronyms like TOP!

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