Prithviraj Chavan alleges PM Modi stifling democracy to save his friend Gautam Adani

Former Maharashtra minister Prithviraj Chavan alleged that in order to save his close friend (industrialist Gautam) Adani, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was stifling democracy and targeting senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

Chavan also said that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was targeting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as the saffron party was scared of him.

Gandhi had asked straight questions in Parliament about the Adani mega scam  that from where Rs 20,000 crore invested in Adani’s shell companies had come, whose money was it and from where this black money generated, he said.

According to Chavan, Gandhi said that a Chinese resident was involved in it and sought to know why nobody was asking who this that person from the neighbouring country was.

Gandhi also asked about Modi’s relationship with Adani and showed his photograph of relaxing in the latter’s plane. He also raised a number of other questions related to defence, airports, he said.

Nine days after Gandhi’s speech in Parliament, a defamation case was restarted against him, while the portion of his speech related to Adani was removed from the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha records. PM Modi is stifling democracy to save his close friend Adani and targeting Gandhi, he added.

The saffron party is targeting Gandhi on the issue of OBC as he had asked Modi a question, Chavan said. It is a ploy to divert people’s attention. How can a person who walked for 4000 kms in Bharat Jodo Yatra for spreading unity targets a particular community? he asked.