Rahul gandhi told the prime minister corrupt in press conference

Prime minister is corrupt : Rahul Gandhi during press confreence

 The prime minister narendra modi is corrupt and they (modi and murder accused amit shah) tried to buy the MLA of Karnataka  region of congress and supported parties.

And first thing rahul gandhi told the conference that yeddyyurappa and the bjp leaders doesn't seem to behave as they pass before the national anthem.
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