Sachin Pilot says people feel failed by BJP Government

Rajkot: Former Union Minister and Congress leader Sachin Pilot have expressed that the common people believe that BJP government has failed to deliver its promises.
While campaigning for Gujarat Polls he said that Modi government’s demonetization step and the “half- cooked” GST has not solved problems caused by the note-ban.
The leader was there to take part in “Yuva Samvad” programme near Saurashtra University. He said, “Its easy to give speeches, declare manifesto and publish an advertisement, but this government is facing difficulties and there is a feeling among common people that they have failed to deliver (on their promises).”
“What I have seen is that the people of the state are disappointed with the central government’s performance and I felt an undercurrent that will help Congress register a massive win in the Gujarat elections,” he said.
“The undercurrent occurs because the government had given so many promises, including that of bringing back black money, creating jobs for the youth and several others,” he said.
Targeting Centre’s demonetisation step and the GST, Pilot said, “This government took steps like note ban and half-cooked GST. But what they did not pay heed to was that the peoples problems caused due to note ban.”
“At the same ti
me, Congress kept away from negative politics and tried to convince the Union government to bring changes in GST,” he said.
When asked about Farooq Abdullahs recent statement on Jammu and Kashmir, Pilot said, “It was his personal view and Congress has already clear its stand”.
“I can say only about my party, he (Farooq) is from a different party and I am from Congress. But our party has already cleared the stand. It was his personal view.”
Stating that Rahul Gandhi will soon take over as Party’s president, he added, “Very soon Congress will have Rahul Gandhi as its national president, as many state units has passed their resolutions and the party will complete the formalities for the post very soon”, he added without specifying any date.