Priyanka criticizes the “misuse” of agencies and highlights inflation and employment as the two main concerns

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, the leader of the Congress, blasted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday for allegedly “neglecting” important concerns like unemployment and inflation and said that he was disengaged from the people.

Gandhi attacked the policies of the Modi administration in a public gathering in Jalore, where she was standing behind Vaibhav Gehlot, the son of the late chief minister Ashok Gehlot. She said that the policies of the government promote millionaires over farmers and the underprivileged.

The Congress leader also called attention to the BJP regimes’ “misuse” of government agencies and the termination of their good programs. If her party wins power, she pledged to address problems like unemployment and paper leaks and stresses the need of voting with consideration.

It seems like Modi is disconnected from the realities that the people are facing. She cited the skyrocketing prices of schooling and agricultural necessities as evidence that the Modi government’s policies are to blame for today’s inflation rates, which are the highest in 45 years.

In response to the farmers’ protest, Gandhi said that while farmers lived in difficult circumstances on the streets, the government ignored them until the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh, which led to the removal of the three controversial agricultural laws.

Gandhi said that the Modi administration was favoring billionaires above the well-being of indebted farmers, saying that “the plight of debt-ridden farmers is ignored while billionaires receive loan waivers worth Rs 16,000 crore.”

Priyanka Gandhi offered Vaibhav Gehlot, the Jalore-based candidate, her support. She urged people to make an educated decision while speaking at a public forum in Bhinmal, Jalore.