[Screenshot of the LiveMint story tagged by Rahul Gandhi which still figures in the Industry section of the news portal.]
Mumbai: LiveMint - the online portal, in a surprise move removed from its website the story which was tagged by Congress President Rahul Gandhi in his latest tweet mocking 'Make in India' - Prime Minister Modi's pet project.
The story titled "Fresh investments in India plunge to a 13-year low as stalled projects rise" still figures in the Industry section of LiveMint. However, clicking on the link takes vistors to a page which reads as follows and the link takes to the Mint home page.
Congress President Rahul Gandhi who is of late receiving overwhelming response of his sarcasric tweets on Thursday came with yet another - this time redefining Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet project "Make in India".
"Guys a quick update on the Fake in India program", the young Congress President said in his latest message posted on micro blogging site Twitter.
Rahul has also tagged a news titled "Fresh investments in India plunge to a 13-year low as stalled projects rise", published by LiveMint.
Guys a quick update on the Fake in India program.#FakeinIndiahttps://t.co/37SojCnXpM
— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) January 4, 2018
The Congress leader had during the Gujarat Assembly elections redefined Goods & Services Tax - GST as Gabbar Singh Tax.
Rahul's GST acronym was to slam the government for rolling out the tax reform without due preparation.
"A good idea but badly implemented", Rahul Gandhi had earlier said regarding the GST.
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