Live | Gujarat polls 2017 | PM Modi in Valsad: I congratulate the Congress on their 'Aurangzeb Raj'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday addressed a poll rally in Dharampur's of Valsad district of Gujarat.

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# Why did the Congress not give Constitutional Status to the OBC Commission? We got a bill but when we did so, they stalled it in the Rajya Sabha. This anti-OBC Congress should be severely punished by the people: PM Modi

# Each and every person who has looted the poor, I want to tell them- I am not scared of you, will return everything that belongs to the poor: PM Modi

# Why has the Congress stopped saying BJP is anti-Muslim? Earlier, they would go out of the way to show their secularism but now we are all seeing what they are doing in this election, where they are going. Unfortunately for them, Muslims know their real nature: PM Modi 

# Earlier, Congress would go out of the way to show their secularism but now we are all seeing what they are doing in this election, where they are going. Unfortunately for them, Muslims know their real nature: PM Modi 

#Disinformation like BJP does this and that against Muslims has been spread. This family party made it their main agenda to spread disinformation about BJP. But Gujarat people are not so naive, they have now become sensitive and aware to disinformation: PM Modi

# Mani Shankar Aiyar said that 'did elections happen during Mughal rule? After Jehangir, Shahjahan came, was any election held? After Shahjahan it was understood Aurangzeb will be the leader'. So Congress accepts its a family party? We don't want this Aurangzeb rule: PM Modi

# I congratulate the Congress on their 'Aurangzeb Raj.' For us, the wellbeing of the people matters and 125 crore Indians are our high command: PM Modi 

# Congress can't either tolerate or accept leaders from Gujarat. They have always defamed Gujarat: PM Modi

He arrived in city on Sunday evening. He had addressed rallies in Bharuch, Surender Nagar and Rajkot of the state.

Mocking the Congress  over the upcoming election of its president, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday alleged the party had a history of rigging organisational polls.

The outcome of the election to the top post in the Congress was a foregone conclusion, Modi had said while addressing a rally in Surendranagar district.

"If you do not have democracy in your home (party) how can you practise it in the country," Modi asked.

Modi told the crowd that had gathered for the Gujarat Assembly election rally here that an election was to be held in the Congress party for its president.

"What is the result everybody knows," he said, prompting the crowd to reply that the post would go to (Congress vice president) Rahul Gandhi.