Gujarat polls 2017: PM Modi says Congress feels only one family won India freedom

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a poll rally in Dhandhuka. He would also address Dahod and Netrang constituencies of Gujarat on Wednesday.

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# Our asset is the hard work of the poor. Our Government worked for tribal welfare, ensured better education, healthcare.

# They call us a Government of the rich. It is the blessings of the poor that make us rich.

# Congress feels only one family won India freedom. They forget the contribution of the tribal communities to India's freedom struggle 

PM Modi in Netrang

# I am clear that on Triple Talaq I will not be silent. Everything is not about elections. This issue is for the rights of women...elections come later humanity comes first: PM Modi

# When Triple Talaq matter was in SC, Government had to put their affidavit, newspapers commented that Modi will remain silent because of UP polls. People told me not to speak on the matter else there will be losses in elections: PM

# No objection that Kapil Sibal is fighting on behalf of Muslim community but how can he say do not find a solution to this (Ayodhya issue) until next election? How is it connected to Lok Sabha elections?: PM Modi

# Law and order situation has improved tremendously under the BJP governments over the last two decades: PM Modi

# BJP efforts ensured that youngsters in Gujarat got access to technology and there are more educational institutions to study: PM Modi

# BJP in Gujarat has ended the 'Tanker Raj.' Tanker business was firmly in the hands of Congress leaders and their families: PM Modi

# When Pandit Nehru's influence on the Congress was complete, the Congress ensured that Dr. Ambedkar found it tough to join the Constituent Assembly: PM Modi

# One family has done greatest injustice to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and Sardar Patel: PM Modi 

# PM Narendra Modi addresses a public rally in Gujarat's Dhandhuka 

On the other hand, BJP had cancelled the prime minister’s rally in Surat due to Cyclone Ockhi in the poll-bound state.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had appealed to BJP workers to extend a helping hand to those who would likely be hit by the cyclone.

Earlier, Modi had slammed Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi during Valsad poll rally, saying "Congress has gone bankrupt, as it is going to make a person who is out on bail in corruption case its president."

"Does the Congress accept that it is a family party? We don't want this Aurangzeb rule," Modi had said.