Latest Data Showing 7.8 Per Cent GDP Growth Hardest Slap of Reality for Rahul Gandhi: BJP
New Delhi: On Saturday, BJP said that the latest data showing the Indian economy grew by 7.8 percent of 7.8 percent in April-June.
According to the government data published on Friday, the Indian economy increased by 7.8 percent before the US tariffs, which were the highest in April-June-June-quarter-in-five-quarter.
In the first quarter of the ongoing fiscal year, GDP growth was mainly due to the good performance of the farm sector.
Commenting on the GDP data, the Minister of Union Agriculture Shivraj Singh Chouhan, “A ‘Dead Economy’, should understand that India is a ‘long living economy’ on its way to realizing an advanced and completely confident India’s dream.
“The sweat of Indian farmers, the hard work of our scientists, and 140 Crore Indian talents showed the skills of the Indian farmers.” He said.
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Minister said that India is moving to fulfill the determination of an advanced India.
Depending on the government data, BJP’s IT cell head Ammit Malviya said, “Acerbic, delusional, nervous and rejected Rahul Gandhi – the same man who declares a ‘dead economy’ to India – the latest GDP numbers is the hardest buckle of reality.”
In an article in X, Malviya said, “India has grown 7.8 percent in the first quarter of the 2025-26 financial year and led the big economies of the world.” He said.
The only thing “dead” claimed that Rahul Gandhi was the reliability.
In another article in X, Malviya said that India has not only grown, but also proved that “the apocalypseists are wrong after a quarter”.
“The same suppliers of the ‘Indian Dead Economy’ narrative are now trying to hide their faces.”
BJP’s national spokesman Shehzad Poonawalla, the global criteria of the Indian economy “rewrite” and with data showing 7.8 percent in the fist quarter of the 2025-26 fist.
“Rahul Gandhi said the economy is dead.
“This acceleration shows that the ‘dead economy’ is actually alive, developing and deadly.”
Rahul Gandhi, who attacked the government’s critique of US President Donald Trump against the Indian economy, said that he recently knew that the country’s economy was “dead” except Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sithaman.
The opposition leader in Lok Sabha claimed that the government -led government in the center destroyed the country’s economic, defense and foreign policies and “took India to the ground”.
After Trump called Trump’s “Dead Economy” last month, Trump called the “majority” of Russian military equipment and crude oil, with a “punishment”, with a 25 percent tariff in the import of Indian goods.
