On Saturday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman took a dig at the Congress, claiming that the great old party had mastered the art of undoing the accomplishments of the previous administration, such as controlling inflation during the 10-year UPA rule.
Answering to a brief length conversation on 'White Paper on Indian Economy' in the Rajya Sabha, she said there was botch of the economy during 2004-2014 by the Congress-drove UPA government.
She said the Modi-drove government worked for a very long time to welcome the economy in the groove again, taking India from 'Delicate Five' to fifth biggest economy of the world. She said that India is before long going to turn into the world's third biggest economy.
Sitharaman said the expansion rate was under 4% somewhat recently of Atal Bihari Vajpayee government, however it remained essentially high during the 10-year UPA system.
She stated, "Gur ko gobar karna inki mastery hai" (Congress is masterful at undoing accomplishments).
The money serve went after the Congress, saying its administration finished advancements in time, yet presently Head of the state Narendra Modi by and by screens progress of improvement projects, even with area level officials.
Giving purposes behind emerging with the White Paper now, Sitharaman said a comparative activity before would have influenced the certainty of organizations, financial backers, as well as individuals.
As a chosen government, she said it is basic to illuminate general society and Parliament about the genuine image of the economy during the UPA system and endeavors taken by the Modi government to restore the economy.
In an obvious correspond at the past Public Warning Chamber headed by Sonia Gandhi, the money serve said India needs a perfect and responsible administration, and not administration through extra-established body.
She cited great leaders such as B R Ambedkar, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, and Karpoori Thakur as examples of people Congress fears could overshadow the "first family."
In her answer, she featured different measures taken by the Modi government to reestablish the economy in the groove again. She also stated that the graduate unemployment rate will be 13.4% in 2023, down from 17.3% in 2017.