Change dil ka angle, not camera angle: Priyanka Gandhi's big attack on PM Modi
Priyanka Gandhi took the attack directly to PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah during her Parliament speech on Tuesday, asking who ordered pellet guns and AK-47s to be used against the student protesters.
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, in her own inimitable style, launched a scathing attack on the government over the crackdown on student protesters across the country, questioning the need to use pellet guns and AK-47 against the youth. Combining sarcasm with assertion, Priyanka asked whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi or Amit Shah ordered the "police excesses and brutality".
On Tuesday, Priyanka led the Congress's charge in Parliament as the Lok Sabha debated the anti-paper leak bill, which proposes stricter fines and jail terms. She said the BJP government had resorted to "multiple choris (thefts)", including that of Ram Temple donations, public assets and farmers' land. However, she claimed, the "biggest theft" was that of the dreams and aspirations of the youth.
Here, we bring you some of Priyanka Gandhi's top quotes during her explosive Parliament speech.
WHAT PRIYANKA GANDHI SAID IN PARLIAMENT?
1) Prime Minister Narendra Modi should change 'dil ka angle, not camera angle'.
Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Instagram clips, which he used to reach out to the protesting students, Priyanka Gandhi said one can't win the trust of Gen Zs by making videos from different angles.
2) What was the need to unleash pellet guns and AK-47s on the country's youth? Were they terrorists? Who gave the order to use pellet guns? Was it the Prime Minister? Was it the Home Minister? They must answer.
3) The examination system itself has failed. There have been 152 paper leaks in the last decade. Crores of students have been affected, yet not a single culprit has been punished.
4) While the former Education Minister (Dharmendra Pradhan) was being crowned and felicitated, a family in Maharashtra affected by a paper leak was mourning the death of their daughter.
5) They have hollowed out our education system by filling it with RSS pracharaks. They further complicated matters by forcibly establishing the National Testing Agency (NTA) and centralising the system.
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, in her own inimitable style, launched a scathing attack on the government over the crackdown on student protesters across the country, questioning the need to use pellet guns and AK-47 against the youth. Combining sarcasm with assertion, Priyanka asked whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi or Amit Shah ordered the "police excesses and brutality".
On Tuesday, Priyanka led the Congress's charge in Parliament as the Lok Sabha debated the anti-paper leak bill, which proposes stricter fines and jail terms. She said the BJP government had resorted to "multiple choris (thefts)", including that of Ram Temple donations, public assets and farmers' land. However, she claimed, the "biggest theft" was that of the dreams and aspirations of the youth.
Here, we bring you some of Priyanka Gandhi's top quotes during her explosive Parliament speech.
WHAT PRIYANKA GANDHI SAID IN PARLIAMENT?
1) Prime Minister Narendra Modi should change 'dil ka angle, not camera angle'.
Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Instagram clips, which he used to reach out to the protesting students, Priyanka Gandhi said one can't win the trust of Gen Zs by making videos from different angles.
2) What was the need to unleash pellet guns and AK-47s on the country's youth? Were they terrorists? Who gave the order to use pellet guns? Was it the Prime Minister? Was it the Home Minister? They must answer.
3) The examination system itself has failed. There have been 152 paper leaks in the last decade. Crores of students have been affected, yet not a single culprit has been punished.
4) While the former Education Minister (Dharmendra Pradhan) was being crowned and felicitated, a family in Maharashtra affected by a paper leak was mourning the death of their daughter.
5) They have hollowed out our education system by filling it with RSS pracharaks. They further complicated matters by forcibly establishing the National Testing Agency (NTA) and centralising the system.
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, in her own inimitable style, launched a scathing attack on the government over the crackdown on student protesters across the country, questioning the need to use pellet guns and AK-47 against the youth. Combining sarcasm with assertion, Priyanka asked whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi or Amit Shah ordered the "police excesses and brutality".
On Tuesday, Priyanka led the Congress's charge in Parliament as the Lok Sabha debated the anti-paper leak bill, which proposes stricter fines and jail terms. She said the BJP government had resorted to "multiple choris (thefts)", including that of Ram Temple donations, public assets and farmers' land. However, she claimed, the "biggest theft" was that of the dreams and aspirations of the youth.
Here, we bring you some of Priyanka Gandhi's top quotes during her explosive Parliament speech.
WHAT PRIYANKA GANDHI SAID IN PARLIAMENT?
1) Prime Minister Narendra Modi should change 'dil ka angle, not camera angle'.
Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Instagram clips, which he used to reach out to the protesting students, Priyanka Gandhi said one can't win the trust of Gen Zs by making videos from different angles.
2) What was the need to unleash pellet guns and AK-47s on the country's youth? Were they terrorists? Who gave the order to use pellet guns? Was it the Prime Minister? Was it the Home Minister? They must answer.
3) The examination system itself has failed. There have been 152 paper leaks in the last decade. Crores of students have been affected, yet not a single culprit has been punished.
4) While the former Education Minister (Dharmendra Pradhan) was being crowned and felicitated, a family in Maharashtra affected by a paper leak was mourning the death of their daughter.
5) They have hollowed out our education system by filling it with RSS pracharaks. They further complicated matters by forcibly establishing the National Testing Agency (NTA) and centralising the system.
