<p>In a scathing attack, Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi relying on quick fix solutions to complex issues such as farm sector reforms and rooting out black money that ended up leaving a trail of destruction.</p>.<p>Rahul’s remarks at a press conference in Patiala came as a response to Modi’s assertions that the UPA government did not have the will power to implement farm sector reforms, despite favouring them.</p>.<p>“We are aware of the shortcomings in the mandi system, the corruption there. We want to reform this system. It is a complex task, not an easy one. But Narendra Modi does not want to accept real challenges. He says I will finish it off,” the former Congress President told reporters.</p>.<p>“Black money is a difficult challenge, but he came out with noteban and declared that he has dealt with the issue,” he said adding that in doing so the Prime Minister had destroyed the small and medium enterprises that generate a large number of jobs in the country.</p>.<p>He said the three farm laws, enacted by the Modi government, will end up destroying the food security system built up over decades.</p>.<p>Rahul had embarked on a Kheti Bachao Yatra on Sunday in Punjab to oppose the three farm sector laws enacted by the Modi government. He addressed a public meeting at Noorpur and later drove a tractor to Haryana, where his rally was stopped briefly by the state government. Rahul addressed two corner meetings in Pehowa and Kuruskhetra before concluding the yatra.</p>.<p>Rahul indicated that he was prepared for a long battle with the BJP and that the country would some day realise what Modi stood for.</p>.<p>“I am a very patient man. I will wait…some day the youth will realise who the Prime Minister is waving to in an empty Atal Tunnel. Some day the truth will come out,” the former Congress President said.</p>.<p>Rahul dismissed suggestions of a weak opposition and claimed that the BJP had firm control over the media and the judiciary.</p>.<p>“To say the opposition is weak is incorrect. Give me a free press, give me institutions that are free and this government will not last,” Rahul said.</p>.<p>Asked about his showdown with the Uttar Pradesh Police during his visit to Hathras, he said the real jolt was faced by the family of the victim of the gang rape.</p>.<p>“It is our duty to stand with the country. The government is such that we will face cane charges. We will endure it,” Rahul said.</p>
<p>In a scathing attack, Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi relying on quick fix solutions to complex issues such as farm sector reforms and rooting out black money that ended up leaving a trail of destruction.</p>.<p>Rahul’s remarks at a press conference in Patiala came as a response to Modi’s assertions that the UPA government did not have the will power to implement farm sector reforms, despite favouring them.</p>.<p>“We are aware of the shortcomings in the mandi system, the corruption there. We want to reform this system. It is a complex task, not an easy one. But Narendra Modi does not want to accept real challenges. He says I will finish it off,” the former Congress President told reporters.</p>.<p>“Black money is a difficult challenge, but he came out with noteban and declared that he has dealt with the issue,” he said adding that in doing so the Prime Minister had destroyed the small and medium enterprises that generate a large number of jobs in the country.</p>.<p>He said the three farm laws, enacted by the Modi government, will end up destroying the food security system built up over decades.</p>.<p>Rahul had embarked on a Kheti Bachao Yatra on Sunday in Punjab to oppose the three farm sector laws enacted by the Modi government. He addressed a public meeting at Noorpur and later drove a tractor to Haryana, where his rally was stopped briefly by the state government. Rahul addressed two corner meetings in Pehowa and Kuruskhetra before concluding the yatra.</p>.<p>Rahul indicated that he was prepared for a long battle with the BJP and that the country would some day realise what Modi stood for.</p>.<p>“I am a very patient man. I will wait…some day the youth will realise who the Prime Minister is waving to in an empty Atal Tunnel. Some day the truth will come out,” the former Congress President said.</p>.<p>Rahul dismissed suggestions of a weak opposition and claimed that the BJP had firm control over the media and the judiciary.</p>.<p>“To say the opposition is weak is incorrect. Give me a free press, give me institutions that are free and this government will not last,” Rahul said.</p>.<p>Asked about his showdown with the Uttar Pradesh Police during his visit to Hathras, he said the real jolt was faced by the family of the victim of the gang rape.</p>.<p>“It is our duty to stand with the country. The government is such that we will face cane charges. We will endure it,” Rahul said.</p>
