Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) leader Sitaram Yechury on Monday tried to attack the National Democratic Alliance government over its Economic Policies.
CPIM General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on twitter slammed demonetisation.
Oh yes. Nor did you undertake demonetisation, right? And of course, every Indian's bank account now has Rs 15 lakh? #Jumla https://t.co/jyKMRfFCFE
— Sitaram Yechury (@SitaramYechury) October 16, 2017
Look how people reacted to his tweet.
All right decision he is responsible, for all wrong decision opposition are responsible..
— Bitter Pills (@kadavasach1) October 17, 2017
Shamelessly waiting for 15 lac? Did PM ever promised this 15 lac? Misquoting what PM said. Shame on you comrade
— M Subramani (@hindustani_m) October 16, 2017
In the Past, he also criticised the government and said that “The economy is in ruins. The social fabric of the country is in shambles and nobody really knows where the country is heading toward. What the Prime Minister is talking about is not economics but ‘Jumlanomics’,” he said.
The CPM leader had earlier a elaborated that pessimism in the nation is created by the Prime Minister himself, his government and his policies.
Just after this tweet, he again tweeted and this time he claimed the GST decision by Modi government which irked the Twitterati and they might not have reacted as CPI(M) Leader expected.
And no one has forgotten how you alone claimed the credit for the GST with a special midnight session of Parliament.
— Sitaram Yechury (@SitaramYechury) October 16, 2017
You are wrong Sir. All the speakers https://t.co/MrRt58Pece to all the previous govts. Your hatred is blinding you.
— Abhi (@abhimanyuraja1) October 16, 2017
So you wanted the credit. The biggest misfortune of 1.2 billion Indians is to have a politician like you.
— Anannya Choudhuri (@anannya_c) October 16, 2017
https://twitter.com/GAUTAMBUDHAJI/status/919972785732034561
You are wrong. Honestly go through the videos again.
— sk🇮🇳 (@mshamkumar) October 16, 2017
https://twitter.com/rabivet/status/920032696184725505
CPI(M) leader has also been criticised on social media over his remarks on ‘Kashmir Issue’.
