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Immature Rahul Gandhi is trending: Here is why
'Immature' Rahul Gandhi has become a trend. A statement made by the former chief minister of Delhi, Sheila Dixit was lapped up by the social media. She had said, "Rahul is immature, give him some time." However she was quick to deny making such a statement later.
In the backdrop of all this, Rahul said in Uttar Pradesh that in the state unemployment was a huge problem. Now this has come as an embarrassment she appeared to be attacking the Samajwadi Party which is in power in UP and incidentally the Congress party's alliance partner for the assembly elections 2017.
Another comment that Rahul is getting trolled for is the one on China. He took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India campaign' while stating 'Made in China is readily available.' He further said that even his phone is 'Made in China.'
BJP leader, Dharmendra Pradhan told a press conference that he thanked Sheila Dixit for acknowledging Rahul Gandhi was immature. BJP's national president, Amit Shah too asked at an election rally in UP why was the Congress fielding him in the state if he was still immature. Is UP a political laboratory for the Congress, Shah also went on to ask. He also said that men of steel were needed to solve the problem of Uttar Pradesh.
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