He further said that it seems PM Modi is more concerned regarding the election of the Speaker and not bothered about NEET.
“The silence (of government) is because the Prime Minister is crippled. Right now, the PM’s main agenda is the (election of) Speaker. He is not bothered about NEET or all these things. He is bothered about his government and Speaker. That is where his mind is,” Rahul Gandhi said at a press conference on Thursday.
“We have a government now, and a Prime Minister now, who will find it very difficult to function. The Prime Minister, if I might say so, is psychologically broken. He has collapsed, psychologically collapsed. and knowing his personality, he will struggle to run a government like this,” he added.
Continuing his attack on the Prime Minister, Rahul Gandhi said that PM Modi’s idea of running the government by frightening people is not working at present.
“Mr Modi’s idea of running government is to generate fear in people, to frighten people, to make people not speak. But now people are not scared of him,” he said.
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