Problem Is He Doesn’t Understand: Rahul Mocks PM Modi For Oxygen From Wind Turbines

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for suggesting that wind turbines can be used to produce drinking water and separate oxygen from the air.

Sharing a video clip of Modi’s interaction with Vestas CEO Henrik Anderson, Rahul Gandhi wrote on Twitter, “The real danger to India isn’t that our PM doesn’t understand. It’s the fact that nobody around him has the guts to tell him.”

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The Prime Minister spoke to Anderson on a host of issues related to the wind energy sector. In his interaction, Modi suggested that wind turbines can be used to produce drinking water by using moisture in the air. He also asked Vestas CEO of scientists can look into separating oxygen from the air using the wind turbines.

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Watch the clip tweeted by Rahul Gandhi here:

BJP leaders, including ministers, hit back, saying it is Rahul Gandhi who does not understand. Here is what Union minister Piyush Goyal and Smriti Irani tweeted in response.

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday for not addressing the burning issue of Hathras gangrape case in Uttar Pradesh. “I wanted victim’s family to know that they are not alone, we are there for them…The entire family was targetted by Uttar Pradesh administration, but our PM didn’t say a word on the issue,” Gandhi said.

Rahul Gandhi was talking to media persons before going to hold tractor rallies in Punjab, Haryana in protest against the newly passed controversial Farm Bills 2020.

“Our yatra is against the three ‘kaala kanoon’ (laws which bring darkness) by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. These laws will destroy the existing structure of farming and food security in the country. Punjab and Haryana will be the most affected by it. If this structure breaks then in future Punjab will not be able to find a way out,” Gandhi said at the press conference here.
Source: Free Press Journal