During the election campaign, Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Khata-Khat’ promise has been rejected by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. While addressing the Indian immigrants in Geneva, he said, life is not ‘khata-khat’ (so easy), life requires hard work.
Highlighting the need for human resources to build infrastructure, he said those who have worked understand the importance of hard work and determination.
“Until we develop human resources, hard work is needed. So life is not ‘hard work’. Life is hard work, life is hard work. Those who have had a job and worked hard for it know this. So my message to you is hard work for it.” have to.”
He said that a country cannot become a major power in the world without manufacturing. He added, “People who say we’re incapable of it, so we shouldn’t even try to do it. Now ask themselves, can we be a major power in the world without manufacturing? Because a major power requires technology. No one can develop manufacturing without it.” Can’t develop technology.”
However, during the Lok Sabha election campaign, Rahul Gandhi said that the Congress will solve the ‘sour and sour’ problems when it comes to power.