New Delhi, Dec 6: A day after he came in for
attack from the BJP for errors in figures quoted in his tweet to Prime Minister
Narendra Modi, Congress Vice President, taking a dig at Mr Modi, said that
unlike Narendrabhai (Modi) he was human and asked the BJP to keep on pointing
out his mistakes as it would help him improve.
"For all my BJP friends: unlike Narendrabhai, I am human. We do make the odd mistakes and that's what makes life interesting. Thanks for pointing it out and please do keep it coming, it really helps me improve. Love you all," the Congress vice preisdent said in a tweet.
The tweet came amid BJP attacks on him for an alleged entry as non-Hindu in the Somnath temple and allegedly wrong figures in his tweet addressed to PM on Tuesday.
The BJP had recently attacked Mr Gandhi alleging that he had made an entry at the Somnath temple in Gujarat as a non-Hindu.
It had also attacked him on his tweet addressed to the PM which they alleged quoted wrong figures on price rise in Gujarat.
The tweet was part of a series of questions being posed to PM by the Congress Vice President in the run up to the Gujarat assembly elections.
In Tuesday's tweet, Rahul attacked the PM on the rise in prices of commodities like cooking gas, vegetables and fuel in the three years of the Modi government since 2014.
The tweet questioned whether the BJP Government worked only for the rich.UNI
"For all my BJP friends: unlike Narendrabhai, I am human. We do make the odd mistakes and that's what makes life interesting. Thanks for pointing it out and please do keep it coming, it really helps me improve. Love you all," the Congress vice preisdent said in a tweet.
The tweet came amid BJP attacks on him for an alleged entry as non-Hindu in the Somnath temple and allegedly wrong figures in his tweet addressed to PM on Tuesday.
The BJP had recently attacked Mr Gandhi alleging that he had made an entry at the Somnath temple in Gujarat as a non-Hindu.
It had also attacked him on his tweet addressed to the PM which they alleged quoted wrong figures on price rise in Gujarat.
The tweet was part of a series of questions being posed to PM by the Congress Vice President in the run up to the Gujarat assembly elections.
In Tuesday's tweet, Rahul attacked the PM on the rise in prices of commodities like cooking gas, vegetables and fuel in the three years of the Modi government since 2014.
The tweet questioned whether the BJP Government worked only for the rich.UNI
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