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Difference Between PM Narendra Modi and “Wanna-be” PM Rahul Gandhi

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  • If Rahul baba becomes PM, every country tries to manipulate India.
    Already
    Indian e-commerce is occupied by US(Amazon, wall Mart)
    Internet by Facebook, Twitter, Google
    Electronics by MI, Apple, Samsung
    Consumer goods by Hindustan Unilever.

    All the Indians are second class low pay workers.
    The people who have money politicians (by looting country) invest in foreign banks.

    People who have ideas have no capital to back those capital intensive ideas.

    • Well said, this all started since era of tharki Nehru who was a womaniser. He couldn't care less for people of India as he was a dalal to british empire.

      PM Modi is true Indian and if he remained PM for next 10 years then he will eradicate this Congress Prince and Italian queen.

      • Really, Nehru was chosen by none other than Mahathma Gandhi as a key person for getting British out.

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