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Rahul Gandhi takes a jibe at PM winning ‘world-famous’ award

NEW DELHI: Taking a swipe at the PM for receiving the Philip Kotler award, Rahul Gandhi said he wanted to “congratulate” him on winning “the world famous” prize.

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New Delhi, January 15

Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for receiving the Philip Kotler Presidential award, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said he wanted to “congratulate” him on winning “the world famous” prize that had no jury and had never been given out before.

Gandhi’s jibe comes a day after Modi received the first-ever Philip Kotler Presidential award here.

The award focuses on the triple bottom-line of ‘people, profit and planet’. It will be offered annually to the leader of a nation, a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office said.

According to the award citation, Modi was selected for his “outstanding leadership for the nation”.

“I want to congratulate our PM on winning the world famous ‘Kotler Presidential Award’!” Gandhi said on Twitter.

“In fact it’s so famous it has no jury, has never been given out before & is backed by an unheard of Aligarh company. Event Partners: Patanjali & Republic TV:),” Gandhi added. PTI

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