New Delhi: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday launched a fresh attack at the Narendra Modi-led government over price hike and unemployment and said it should use its "bulldozer" to end these instead of using the machinery in a bid to divide the society.
The statement of the former Congress president comes a day after several houses and shops belonging to a particular community were reportedly razed by the BJP-led government in Madhya Pradesh's Khargone for Sunday's Ram Navami violence.
"Price rise and unemployment have badly affected the people of the country. The government should run a 'bulldozer' over the problems of the people. But there is a hatred and panic on the bulldozer of BJP," the Congress' Wayanad MP tweeted.
On Monday, Gandhi in a veiled attack on the ruling BJP said, "Hate, violence and exclusion are weakening our beloved country. Let's stand together to secure a just, inclusive India."
He has accused the BJP and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) of spreading hatred in the country.
There were widespread violence in several states on the last day of Navratri as processions were attacked. (UNI)
