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How Rahul Gandhi is Trying to Sabotage Bharat’s Manufacturing Rise

 📍 Context

As India enters the Amrit Kaal — a defining period of transformation and resurgence — efforts are being made to establish Bharat as a global hub of high-tech manufacturing, electronics production, and self-reliance. While most citizens welcome this resurgence, a section of the political class, led by Rahul Gandhi, seems intent on undermining it — not just out of ignorance, but out of political insecurity and ideological bias.

🛠️ The Nehru Place Drama: Rahul Gandhi’s Misleading Walkthrough

Rahul Gandhi recently walked through Nehru Place, one of Asia’s largest IT hardware markets, and attempted to showcase that:

  • ‘Make in India’ is a lie, and
  • India is still fully dependent on Chinese components.

But what he claimed as “truth” is Not true truth and a deliberate distortion

📈 The Reality: Bharat is Building, Not Just Assembling

India’s electronics manufacturing industry has gone from near-zero to a global player in under a decade:

  • Over ₹2.2 lakh crore worth of mobile phones were manufactured in 2024.
  • Apple now manufactures iPhones in India, and 20–25% of their components are sourced locally — a massive leap in just 4 years.
  • Companies like Samsung, Tata Electronics, Dixon, Foxlink, and Wistron have set up high-value component manufacturing units in states like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and UP.

➡️ What Rahul calls “screwdriver tech” is exactly how China began in the 1980s.
➡️ Within a decade, India will be a semiconductor and high-end electronics hub, and Congress knows it.

🇮🇳 Strategic Vision: Modi’s Make in India vs Congress’s Missed Opportunities

🔴 Under Congress (2004–2014):

  • Electronics imports skyrocketed, making India 100% import-dependent.
  • Chinese companies were given red-carpet treatment.
  • No major mobile phone or component manufacturer had set foot in India.
  • The manufacturing share in GDP stagnated at 15% despite tall promises.

🟢 Under Modi (2014–Present):

  • India’s electronics manufacturing value has grown by over 600%.
  • India became the second-largest mobile phone producer globally.
  • PLI Scheme launched — offering ₹1.97 lakh crore incentives to attract global manufacturers.
  • Semiconductor parks coming up in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.

Rahul Gandhi’s mockery of “Make in India” is not just political criticism — it is sabotage of national progress.

⚠️ The China Trade Hypocrisy

Rahul Gandhi falsely blames Modi for increased imports from China — but let’s look at real data:

YearIndia’s Imports from China
2004 (UPA begins)$7.5 billion
2014 (UPA ends)$60+ billion
2024 (Modi govt)~$90 billion*

🔍 While absolute numbers rose, the rate of growth slowed, and Modi launched several anti-China economic actions:

  • Banned Chinese apps (TikTok, etc.)
  • Restricted Chinese companies from key sectors
  • Increased local manufacturing to reduce imports

Meanwhile, the Congress ecosystem:

Promoted Chinese investments (MoUs signed with Huawei, Xiaomi under UPA)

Kept silent on Chinese border aggression (remember 1962?)

And now cries foul when India fights back economically and diplomatically.

📉 What About GDP Share of Manufacturing?

Another Congress lie is that “manufacturing share in GDP is falling”:

✔ In truth, manufacturing’s share may appear smaller because India’s GDP has grown rapidly — especially through IT and services.
✔ The absolute value of manufacturing has increased steadily, creating millions of jobs, especially in Tier 2–3 cities.

Moreover, Modi is correcting a historical blunder:

  • Congress allowed India to jump from agriculture to services — skipping the manufacturing phase. This “premature de-industrialization” was an economic disaster.

Now, India is catching up.

🧠 What Rahul Gandhi Doesn’t Understand (or Pretends Not To)

  • Manufacturing doesn’t begin with 100% local content. Even Japan and South Korea started by importing most components.
  • It takes vision, consistency, and infrastructure development — all being done under Modi.
  • Even Steve Jobs began by outsourcing iPhone production — India is moving up the same ladder, fast.

Rahul wants a shortcut — or worse, he wants nothing to work unless Congress is in power.

🔥 The Real Reason Behind the Congress Attacks

Rahul Gandhi and his ecosystem see a threat:

  • If India becomes a manufacturing powerhouse, the Hindu middle class, youth, and entrepreneurs will grow stronger — and less dependent on freebies and victimhood politics.
  • That would destroy the Congress model of dependency, dynastic politics, and identity appeasement.

So they:

  • Discredit Atmanirbhar Bharat
  • Undermine Digital India
  • Mock Vocal for Local
  • Spread lies about GDP, growth, and employment

🙏 The Call to Action

We must educate every Indian:

✅ Manufacturing is not a switch — it is a strategic process, and Bharat is on the right path.
✅ Don’t let misinformation by political dynasts rob us of our confidence.
✅ Support local, speak the truth, and stay alert against propaganda.

🇮🇳Jai Bharat, Vandematram 🇮🇳

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