New Delhi. Amid discussions of becoming the leader of the opposition, MP Rahul Gandhi held a press conference at the party headquarters on Thursday. He has accused the government of spreading confusion. He raised questions on the massive surge in the stock market before the counting of votes. He said that during the elections, Prime Minister Modi had commented on the stock market. The Home Minister and Finance Minister had also commented. After this, the stock market crashed and investors lost about Rs 30 lakh crore.
Rahul Gandhi has called it the biggest stock market scam in the country. He said that during the elections, the Prime Minister, Home Minister and Finance Minister had commented on the stock market. After this, after the exit poll results, the stock market saw the biggest surge on June 3. But the very next day, on June 4, the market crashed. 30 lakh crores of investors were lost in this. Regarding this, Rahul Gandhi has demanded an investigation from the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC).
He said that Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah had told people that the market will move ahead rapidly and people should buy shares. Due to this, people invested huge amount of money in the stock market and the market crashed, due to which the investors lost their money. Rahul Gandhi said that BJP’s internal survey was predicting 220 seats, agencies had also predicted 200 to 220 seats.
Rahul Gandhi said that misinformation was spread on the stock market. He said that this was the biggest stock market scam in the country.
Rahul Gandhi asked the question, why did the PM advise the public to invest. Why did Amit Shah ask people to buy shares. If there is any connection between BJP and these foreign investors, then what is it? We demand a JPC investigation into this.
