Akhilesh Yadav (File photo) NEW DELHI: The Samajwadi Party supremo Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday launched a sharp critique of the BJP-led central government, questioning their repeated promise of making India a $5 trillion economy. He also indirectly took a jab on BJP's 'double engine' governments, wondering aloud whether Trump was controlling one of the engines. In his post on X, former UP CM posted, “People are asking whether the ‘21 million dollars’ from the US is also included in the trillion-trillion dollar narrative that the BJP is boasting about.
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': CT marred by off-field blunders How to Watch IND vs PAK Champions Trophy Match in US, India and Dubai People are also wondering if one of the engines in the ‘double engine’ is ‘foreign.’” Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump continued his back to back attacks on India, despite the friendly rapport with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and their recent meeting at the White House. For the fourth straight day, Trump claimed that the US agency USAID gave India $21 million to boost voter turnout.
In his latest remarks, Trump directly mentioned PM Modi, saying, “And $21 million going to my friend Prime Minister Modi in India for voter turnout. We're giving 21 million for voter turnout in India. What about us? I want voter turnout too.
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