New Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked Congress over Inheritance Tax and said that this will never happen in the BJP government. He said this in an exclusive interview with Rahul Joshi, Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director of Network 18 Group.
In fact, just before the voting for the second phase of Lok Sabha elections, a political storm had arisen over the remarks of ‘Indian Overseas Congress’ chief Sam Pitroda regarding ‘inheritance tax’, about which the Congress is continuously giving clarification, while the opposition party has Have maintained distance from his statement.
Rahul Joshi’s question, “Sam Pitroda talked about ‘inheritance tax’ on the wealth we save for our family, which we pass on to our next generation. This tax can be very high. Would you say that if BJP comes to power, it will never implement this tax?”PM Modi said in response, “What the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is planning to do, it is written in our manifesto.
How does this idea come to your mind that we will carry forward their plan? The ideology of Bharatiya Janata Party is clear. We go before the country with our manifesto and actions. Please do not impose his great ideas on us.”PM Modi was also asked about Rahul Gandhi’s statement of ‘X-ray’ caste-based census or socio-economic survey, in which he had said that it will be seen which class is lagging behind and then the wealth distribution will be done accordingly.
Will be distributed. Let us tell you that Rahul Gandhi had commented on April 24 that those who call themselves ‘patriots’ are afraid of the ‘X-ray’ of caste-based census.On this, PM Modi said, “Those who consider themselves political experts should ask such people that if the situations you are describing are real then you have been in power for 50-60 years.
You gave birth to it. Why did you let it come to this? Secondly, X-ray means raiding every house, if a woman has hidden gold in utensils, finding it and then distributing it. This Maoist ideology has never helped the world. This is completely ‘urban Naxal’ thinking.”
