@abhijeet_dipke@narendramodi Dipke ji 🤡
Because your achievement is nothing more than getting main role in this slap song....
Whoever made this song deserve a 🫡
@abhijeet_dipke@narendramodi Cool. PM Modi's degrees are already public.
> BA from Delhi University
> MA from Gujarat University
Also, PM Modi's MA Degree uploaded on Gujarat University Website. Link:
https://t.co/x5VVv5ixuY
Your turn now? Don't run away 😂
@abhijeet_dipke@narendramodi I am posting the BA & MA degrees of PM Modi.
Now I am challenging :
1. The Congress party to post Rahul Gandhi's & Sonia Gandhi's educational degrees.
2. CJP to produce Dipke's Boston degree
3. SP to produce Akhilesh's Australian degree
https://t.co/4YEc8XVR2r
CLAIM:
On 17 June 2026, Rahul Gandhi, at his Rajasthan rally, claimed:
“In this system, if 1,000 children enter, only about 36 people will get permanent jobs. Roughly 300 will remain unemployed, while about 700 will become gig workers.”
FALSE ❌
THE FACTS
The claim that around 300 out of every 1,000 young people will remain unemployed is not supported by official employment data.
According to a Bloomberg News analysis of unit-level data from India’s Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS), 26 out of every 100 graduates aged 15–29 had regular salaried jobs in 2025.
India’s broader employment picture also does not support this portrayal. According to PLFS 2025, the Worker Population Ratio (WPR) among youth aged 15–29 rose to 41.4% in 2025, up from 34.2% in 2013.
The unemployment rate also declined from 7.71% in 2014 to 4.2% in 2025.
There is also no credible basis for the claim that 700 out of every 1,000 students—or 70%—will become gig workers. NITI Aayog estimated that India had 77 lakh gig workers in 2020–21, equivalent to around 1.5% of the total workforce. It projected that gig workers would account for about 4.1% of total livelihoods by 2029–30—not 70%.