Referring to China … How did Rahul Gandhi attack PM Modi’s ‘Make in India’ in Parliament?

New Delhi: Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, took the name of China on Monday and took a dig at the Modi government through Make in India. Rahul said that the Prime Minister took the initiative of Make in India. It was a good idea, the Prime Minister tried, but this effort failed. Rahul Gandhi said, as a country we have failed to manufacture. he/she claimed that the work of manufacturing things has been given to Chinese companies. Rahul Gandhi showed a mobile phone and said, it is not Made in India, but assembled in India. he/she said that the country should focus on creating things. Rahul Gandhi participated in the discussion on the vote of thanks brought on the President’s address and said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi tried on Make in India, but this idea failed. Because the production rate decreased. Rahul Gandhi said that India will now have to emphasize on construction. The Leader of Opposition said that the year is the lowest part of manufacturing in 60 years. I am not blaming the Prime Minister, it would not be appropriate to say that he/she did not try. I can say that they tried, but they have failed.

Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi mentioned AI. he/she said that people talk about AI, but here it is important to understand that AI works above data. AI without data means nothing and if we look at the data today, there is one thing that is very clear. A piece of each data that comes out of the production system in the world. This data was used to create a phone, which is used to make electric cars.

he/she further said, today the data used to create all electronics on Earth is owned by China. Whereas, consumption data is owned by the United States. China is at least 10 years ahead of India in this region. The country has not been able to solve the problem of unemployment and the youths of both the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) have failed to give any clear answer in this regard.

he/she also claimed that there was nothing new in the President’s address and it was like the last few years. Rahul Gandhi said, I heard the President’s address. I must say that I had to struggle to keep my attention during the President’s address, because I had heard almost the same address last year and before.