Bharuch :
"A youngster Shehzad has exposed the rigging that is taking place in the Congress president poll. Shehzad is a senior Congress leader in Maharashtra. Congress has tried to muzzle his voice and wants to even remove him from their social media groups. What tolerance is this?"
"A few days ago I said there are 3 polls whose results are certain- UP local polls, Gujarat polls where I said BJP will win and the INC President election where 1 family will win. We saw what happened in UP," said PM Modi in Surendranagar. Â
Those who have no internal democracy can't work for people. I want to say to this youngster Shehzad- you have done a brave thing but this is sadly what has always happened in Congress: PM Narendra Modi in #Gujarat's Surendranagar pic.twitter.com/ittZiKjNu6
— ANI (@ANI) December 3, 2017
Sharpening his attack on the Congress in poll-bound Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday accused the opposition party of seeking to divide society on the basis of caste and religion.
Resuming his campaign in his home state, where the first phase of Assembly elections is to be held on December 9, Modi lashed out at the Congress, saying that it wanted to create “walls between brothersâ€.
“The people of Gujarat know what the Congress is up to. It changes colour time and again, creates a wall between brothers,†he said.
Addressing a rally in Bharuch district, Modi said the party made “one caste fight with the other, one religion fight with anotherâ€.
My problem with Congress politics is simple- they oppose us just for the sake of opposing. They oppose things like bullet train only because they could not take this initiative forward and are envious someone else is: PM Modi in Bharuch pic.twitter.com/FSGH6bI7dw
— ANI (@ANI) December 3, 2017
“They keep you busy in fighting with each other. You may die but the Congress will eat ‘malai’ (cream),†he said.
The prime minister is slated to address two more rallies in Surendranagar and Rajkot later in the day. Bharuch goes to polls on Saturday.
Do you remember the poor law and order situation in Bharuch when Congress was in power? Curfews and violence was common here. BJP changed this, not only in Bharuch but all over Gujarat: PM Modi pic.twitter.com/4FbBKcnGYn
— ANI (@ANI) December 3, 2017
Gujarat will vote in two phases - on December 9 and 14 to elect a 182-member Assembly. The counting of votes will take place on December 18.Â
