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Manmohan praises Rahul Gandhi for hard work in Himachal, Gujarat campaign | Civic News

Manmohan praises Rahul Gandhi for hard work in Himachal, Gujarat campaign

18 Nov 2017 3:00 PM | General
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Kochi : Former prime minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday expressed the hope that the Congress party would emerge victoriously and praised partry vice-president Rahul Gandhi for his "hard work" in the run-up to elections in Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat.

Politics, he added, was an "unpredictable profession" and one could only try. He was talking to reporters on the sidelines of a seminar on "Macro-Economic Developments in India: Policy Perspectives" at St Teresa's College, Ernakulam. Responding to a question on the Congress' chances of winning Himachal Pradesh and BJP-ruled Gujarat, he said, "I think our vice president Rahul Gandhi is doing very hard work and I hope his efforts will be crowned with success. But politics is an unpredictable profession... One doesn't know... one keeps trying." Singh added that he was not a prophet to foresee whether the people's anger against the BJP-led Central government's decision to implement GST and demonetisation would be reflected in the election. "Well I can only hope.. I am not a prophet," the former prime minister said.

Courtesy: oneindia

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