'They used to link it to the prestige of the UPA government, what now', Priyanka Gandhi asked PM Modi as the value of the rupee fell priyanka gandhi Ask Question To PM Modi.
Congress leader priyanka gandhi said that during the UPA tenure, narendra modi used to link the value of the rupee to the prestige of the government. Priyanka gandhi Attack On PM Modi: congress MP from wayanad priyanka gandhi Vadra has targeted the central government for the rupee reaching its lowest level ever against the US dollar. She criticized the Modi government on saturday (January 11, 2025) and also sought an answer from prime minister narendra modi on this issue. She said that during the UPA government, the value of the rupee was linked to the prestige of the government. The congress leader wrote on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), "The value of the rupee has reached an all-time low against the dollar.
For the first time in history, the value of one dollar has become Rs 86.4. During Dr. manmohan Singh's tenure, when the value of one dollar was Rs 58-59, narendra modi used to link the value of the rupee to the prestige of the government. He used to say, "I know everything. The currency of any country cannot fall like this." Today he is the Prime Minister and all records of the fall of the rupee have been broken. He should answer the people of the country."
On friday (January 10, 2025), the rupee fell by 18 paise against the US dollar for the first time to cross the level of 86. Later it closed at 86.04 against the US currency. According to the report of the news agency PTI, forex traders said that the prices of crude oil have increased abroad and there is a negative sentiment in the stock markets in India and due to this the indian currency has been affected.
The rupee opened at 85.88 in the market. After touching its highest level of 85.85 during trading, it crossed the level of 86 and closed at an all-time low of 86.04 against the dollar. On Thursday, the rupee closed at 85.86 with a gain of 5 paise against the US dollar.
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