Rahul Gandhi Terms Implementation Of GST A “Tamasha”:- The Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Friday termed the implementation of GST a “tamasha”.

Gandhi further said that the reform was being rushed through in a “half-baked” manner as a “self-promotional spectacle”. Gandhi slammed at the government. He further accused it for rolling out the GST without planning, foresight and institutional readiness, and for being “insensitive”, as it did during demonetization. He is currently abroad on a holiday.

He further took it to the micro blogging site Twitter and said,

“A reform that holds great potential is being rushed through in a half-baked way with a self-promotional spectacle #GSTTamasha.”

A reform that holds great potential is being rushed through in a half-baked way with a self-promotional spectacle #GSTTamasha

— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) June 30, 2017

“India deserves a #GST roll out that does not put crores of its ordinary citizens, small businesses & traders through tremendous pain &anxiety”

India deserves a #GST rollout that does not put crores of its ordinary citizens, small businesses & traders through tremendous pain &anxiety

— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) June 30, 2017

“Unlike demonetization, GST is a reform that @INCIndia has championed & backed from the beginning”

Unlike demonetisation, GST is a reform that @INCIndia has championed & backed from the beginning

— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) June 30, 2017

“But like demonetization, GST is being executed by an incompetent and insensitive government without planning, foresight and institutional readiness,” Gandhi also tweeted.

But like demonetisation,GST is being executed by an incompetent&insensitive Govt w/o planning foresight &institutional readiness #GSTTamasha

— Office of RG (@OfficeOfRG) June 30, 2017

The tweets of Rahul Gandhi come in the wake after the Congress announced its boycott of the midnight GST launch event by the government at the Central Hall of Parliament tonight. The event will be boycotted by the Congress midnight GST launch event by the government at the Central Hall of Parliament tonight, which the Central Hall has witnessed on August 15, 1947, and later, on 50 years of freedom in 1972, followed by the celebration of the Golden jubilee of Independence in 1997.

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