Priyanka Gandhi's string, poor watchman does not keep

  Congress's national general secretary Priyanka Gandhi has tacitly pitched on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Watchmen' campaign, saying that poor people, but not rich, are watchmen. 
 
   It is news that he said this while talking to local people in Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. It is reported that Priyanka Gandhi also said, "Today the constitution of the country is in danger. People's voice is being pressed. 
  The present government is working for select people. For all these reasons, I have to get out of the house. 
  It is reported that on this occasion Priyanka Gandhi has appealed to people to support the Congress to save the country.
   Experts believe that on this Sunday, Congress President Rahul Gandhi had also targeted the Prime Minister's campaign. Then they said that truth can not be changed. According to experts, Rahul Gandhi said, "Everybody is saying that the watchman is a thief." Rafal has been using this addiction to Narendra Modi since the last year claiming alleged irregularities in the deal.
   According to experts, the Congress President has also said that after getting the theft of Narendra Modi, he has transformed the whole country into a janitor.

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