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Too many leaks, the ‘chowkidar’ is weak: Rahul

Press Trust of india by Press Trust of india
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New Delhi, Mar 29: Congress president Rahul Gandhi today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi again, going into rhyme over the series of leaks, including CBSE board papers, to say that the “chowkidar” was weak.

Using Twitter as his platform to attack the government, as he has been doing with clockwork regularity lately, he also used the hashtag BasEkAurSaal , a reference to the government being left with one year of its term.

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There is a leak in everything, the ‘chowkidar’ is weak, Gandhi said in a tweet that was in both Hindi and English.

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