Slamming Congress in every respect Narendra Modi framed a new hope of coalition in South.

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UPA has put India on the verge of disintegration: Modi in Chennai

Narendra Modi in Chennai.

One India  | Chennai | 8 Feb 2014:: BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addressed a public meeting at VGP Ground at Vandalur, 25 kilometres from here, on Saturday. Modi addressed two rallies earlier in the day, one in Imphal in Manipur and another in Guwahati in Assam. This is Modi's third visit to Tamil Nadu since his anointment as the PM candidate of his party in September last year.

BJP's allies Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK), Tamil Nadu Makkal Katchi and Indhiya Jananayaka Katchi (IJK) shared the stage with Modi. National leaders like R Venkaiah Naidu and P Muralidhar Rao besides various state leaders were present at the rally.

Police had put up a five-tier security ring around the venue after Intelligence Bureau officials raised an alert about a possible attack on Modi during his visit. More than 5,000 police personnel were deployed at various placed across the city as well as the venue. About 5 lakh people turned up at the meeting. 

Slamming the UPA's style of functioning,Modi said, ""Centre vs State, Party vs Government, Government vs Supreme Court, Defence Minister vs Army this is what is happening". Our Federal Structure must be respected in letter & spirit. Irrespective of which party it was, Atal ji embraced them all, he said.

"Congress respect corruption a lot. Their allies are allowed to loot and in Tamil Nadu, you have the beneficiaries too", said Modi, taking a dig at the DMK government in the state.

"In the last 60 years never before has there been tension between the Centre and the Armed Forces", said Modi. But in last 10 years, the forces are dived in sectarian lines, thanks to the UPA government, he said. The thought and work culture of UPA has put India on the verge of disintegration & to save nation we need to bid them goodbye, he said. Work culture must be of cooperation but confrontation, he added.

Raj Bhawan, IT departments, various commissions and even CBI are being misused, said Modi. "To win trust votes CBI is misused. They are used to make and break governments", he said. "Grains meant for poor were given to alcohol makers at 80p even when SC said give it to the poor", he added.

"Such a noble nation we are but on all 4 sides we are being troubled be it China, SL, Bangladesh, Pakistan", said Modi, referring to the incident of Srilanka arresting Tamil fishermen. "We need a strong government in Delhi. If India is strong then our neighbours will also be friendly with us", he said. "If the Government had even little concern for the poor then the condition of the fishermen community in TN would be different", he said. Fishermen of Tamil Nadu have to face major problems. Fishermen are spending time in jails in Srilanka, he said.

Hitting out at Union minister Chidambaram, who is from Tamil Nadu, Modi said, "An arrogant minister from Tamil Nadu said Modi's knowledge is such that it can be written behind a postal stamp". "Only if you put a postal stamp, a letter gets delivered. I have proven myself as an administrator but what have you done as an economist?", Modi hit out at Chidambaram. "You are here because of Harvard, I am here because of my hardwork", he said. "Dear Finance Minister, knowledge of economics does not come from books alone", he said, taking a dig at Chidambaram. Further, Modi slammed the UPA government for not creating jobs for the youth in the country.

Thanking the six political parties who attended the rally, Modi said, " I thank the 6 political parties who have come here to cooprate with us to build a glorious India". 

Courtesy: One India. 

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Narendra Modi attacks Manmohan & Congress for underdeveloped North Eastern states.

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PM, Congress failed to ensure NE's development: Narendra Modi 

"You have tolerated Congress for 60 years.
They only made promises.
Give me just 60 months, I will fulfill your aspirations,"
Modi said. 

PTI | Guwahati/Imphal | 8 Feb 2014:: Narendra Modi today attacked Congress and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for "failing" to ensure development of Northeast though he represented Assam for the last 23 years in the Rajya Sabha.

"For 23 years you have been sending the Prime Minister from here. You tell me, you made such a big investment but what did you get in return. Did you get anything? ... If he being yours could not do anything for you, then what will he do for the nation?" Modi told public rallies in Guwahati and Imphal. 

He said even if an ordinary worker from Assam had represented the state for so many years, he could have changed the face of the state, but Singh failed to do so and owed an explanation to the people for it. 

"The Congress chief ministers invite the Prime Minister for laying foundation stone or cutting ribbons for projects, but it ends there and nothing happens afterwards," the Gujarat chief minister said. 

Modi said NDA Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee had taken the initiative of creating a separate ministry for the northeastern region and taken steps to develop it, but the Congress governments in the state and the Centre "have been indulging in corruption only". 

"Among all Northeast states, Assam's condition is worst," he said, alleging "Congress leaders are narrow minded. Their thinking is narrow, dreams are small and vision is shortsighted. 

"You have tolerated Congress for 60 years. They only made promises and misguided the country. Give me just 60 months, I will fulfil your aspirations," Modi said. 

"It's only a matter of 100 days, Congress' exit is confirmed. They won't survive," the Gujarat Chief Minister said. 

Speaking about the death of Arunachal Pradesh student Nido Tania in Delhi, he said "It is a shameful incident for the nation. I offer my prayers for the boy and his family ... There is lack of governance there. There are cases of atrocities on women." [Courtesy: ET].

Related: Narendra Modi rips into Cong at Guwahati rally, blames them for Assam’s acute poverty::Indian Express.
Modi: PM has failed Assam; Nido's death 'national shame:: HT.

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'Congress spews venom'. Modi counters Sonia`s `fields of poison` remark.

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Modi counters Sonia`s `fields of poison` remark, says Congress spews venom

Hemant Abhishek | Zee News | Januaty 02, 2014::  Narendra Modi on Sunday hit back at Sonia Gandhi over her 'zeher ki kheti' barb, saying it is the Congress which sows and spews poison and reaps the harvest from it by its divisive politics. 

Modi accused the Congress of putting one religion against another, one caste against another and one state against another. 

"Sonia Gandhi has told Rahul that power is poison. Who has been in power for most of the time during the last 60 years?.. In whose stomach has this poison gone? Who is spewing this poison? Who is harvesting the poison? They (Congress) are the ones who sow the seeds of poison," the BJP prime ministerial candidate said at a rally here. 

Also Read: Narendra Modi's 'Vijay Shankhnaad' rally: As it happened. 

He said the country is seeking answers from Congress to its issues but its replies are wayward. "People are asking Sonia Gandhi why farmers are committing suicide, her reply is people are sowing seeds of poison." 

Modi's counter-attack came a day after Sonia Gandhi at a rally in Karnataka accused Modi and BJP of indulging in divisive politics by "sowing seeds of poison" (zeher ki kheti) and instigating violence in their "hunger" for power. 

In his 50-minute speech, Modi attacked the Congress, ruling Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh and the AAP government in Delhi and sought a mandate in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections by projecting himself as 'chowkidar' who will guard public funds. 

Read here the full report here>>>

Related: Highlights of Narendra Modi's speech at Meerut rally: TOI.

Congress tasted poison the most, Modi slams Sonia, Rahul Gandhi: One India.

Courtesy: Z News | TOI | One India. .

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Welcome NAMO, the PM in Awaiting. BJP will get 275 plus, may exceed 300: Modi Times

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How BJP and NDA will get the majority in next Lok Sabha by defeating Congress and UPA in the General Election, 2014 with a virtue of Modi Magic.

Modi Times Bureau | Kolkata | 25 January 2014:: The Modi wave may take a shape a Modi Cyclone for the coming Parliamentary Election. A confidential report of Central Intelligence Agency narrates that the Cyclone may prove it as a fatal consequences for Congress and UPA (United Progressive Alliance)  which may be arrested under 100.

While various poll surveys give unquestionable victory for BJP and NDA (National Democratic Alliance), some congress agents in different media houses suppress the shameful defeat of Congress and they are making a sense that BJP will not get the majority to run the next Govt. under the Prime Minister-ship of Narendra Bhai Modi. 

But, efforts of  the crooked media will be futile as the popular votes for Modi will earn a thumping majority in Lok Sabha (Lower House of Indian Parliament) in favour of BJP and NDA, without any confusion. The Modi Times Bureau has conducted a social media survey along with some field analysis and got expert opinion that Modi is coming as a Champion of the coming election war between NDA and UPA. Our experts have got no pulse in favour of AAP (Aam Admi Party) in this context and opined that the initial craze for AAP will be rapidly decreased before the real time as the party is loosing its popularity in its Delhi bastion. 

Table- A.

As per the estimate of Modi Times Bureau BJP and NDA will get 275 plus and may exceed the limit of 300.

Though some poll surveys hint that BJP will do extreme well in NJP run states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chattishgarh, the Non BJP states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand will give unbelievable dividends for BJP's majority in Lok Sabha. In other reports it is also mentioned that BJP will get good numbers of MP (Member of Parliament) from Maharashtra, Assam and even from Kerala. 

In the table A, the party/alliance wise seat sharing is presented in a comparison with the estimation of another survey conducted by First Post. The related reports for poll surveys by different agencies/media are also  published here for getting the reality of the Victory of BJP in NDA and the defeat of Congress in UPA.

To ensure the victory of BJP and NDA, Narendra Modi is likely to attend more that 100 big rallies throughout the country to boost a new pulsation in favour.

Decisive Hindu votes will play a major role this time as a Hindu Vote bank for BJP to elect a Nationalist force in the centre for a stable Govt. for the next five years. 

• One-third of voters want Narendra Modi as Prime Minister, shows poll: HT.
• BJP poised for best-ever tally, Narendra Modi set to be PM, say polls: TOI.
• Election Tracker: Modi’s BJP set to win but sans majority: First Post.
• BJP to win most Lok Sabha seats in Bihar...:TOI.
• Congress tally to be lowest-ever, NDA's over 200 seats in Lok Sabha: India Today.
• Modi wave may work in UP and MP: India Today.
• BJP targets 272 seats in Lok Sabha, NDA partnership to continue: TOI.
• BJP strong in Bihar, Jharkhand..: Gazimo Crave.
• BJP set to win all 26 Gujarat Lok Sabha seats, says BJP leader: DNA.BJP gains foothold in Jammu and Kashmir: India Today.
• Meltdown for Congress, resurgence for BJP in UP: India Today.

Courtesy: All sources above.

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"The Congress run central government has been paralysed. They are doing only Akashwani": Narendra Modi in Ranchi Rally.

Rahul Gandhi only coming out with "akashwani" : Narendra Modi at Ranchi rally

PTI | Ranchi | Dec 29, 2013:: BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi Sunday targeted Rahul Gandhi yet again, saying while nothing is being done to check price rise and corruption, the Congress leader has been only coming out with "akashwani" (celestial voices).

Modi's made these remarks at the rally apparently referring to Congress Vice-President's meeting with Chief Ministers of Congress-ruled states in Delhi on Friday during which he asked them to check prices and implement the Lokayukta Act on the lines of Lokpal and Lokayukta Bill.

Gandhi had disapproved of the Maharashtra government's decision to reject the Adarsh Commission's report on the society building scam.

"In ancient times, people heard akashwani (celestial voices) that came as if they (voices) were not concerned about the happenings around....Today, there is akashwani that CMs will do this, CMs will do that. People who are involved in corruption....if there is honesty in the words of people who do akashwani, then they should respond as to how corruption developed under Congress in Jharkhand," Modi said without naming Gandhi.

He said Congress leaders were doing the same today.

Attacking Congress, Modi said the ruling party at the Centre has become a "liability" and a "crisis" for the country as it has lost connection with the masses.

"Congress party, its governments and its leaders cannot listen to the voices of the people....People today want development, not division, they want opportunity, not political opportunism, they want security, not poison of communalism," he said.

Attacking Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the issue of inflation, the Gujarat Chief Minister said despite holding a meeting of Chief Ministers on price rise three years ago, the government has so far failed to take any steps in that regard.

He claimed that he was made a head of a committee to recommend steps to curb price rise.

"There were two other CMs from UPA and Congress-ruled states. We gave 62 actionable points and recommended 20 initiatives. The PM said we did a good job. But two-and-a-half years have lapsed and no action has been taken. The central government has been paralysed," Modi said.

Modi's impact on Congress Leaders. Congress MP Rao Inderjit Singh is now batting for Modi.

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Modi Care. Wining the hearts of politicians of other parties. 

Narendra Modi's impact on voters led to Congress' rout: Rebel Congress MP Rao Inderjit Singh 

PTI | REWARI 11 DEC, 2013:: BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's impact on voters has led to the rout of Congress in Assembly polls in the four states, rebel Congress MP Rao Inderjit Singh has said. 

The MP from Gurgaon said Modi's "tangible charisma would reveal itself more conspicuously during the coming Lok Sabha polls as BJP was discernibly leaping toward climax."

Rao told reporters yesterday that while the outcome of the Delhi polls would influence the Haryana Assembly elections in a big way, the electorate of the state, unlike Delhi, was expected to give a clear mandate to a single party other than the Congress. 

He said the charisma of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and that party's star campaigner Rahul Gandhi was on the "wane", and added that Modi's rising popularity also influenced their electioneering in Delhi adversely. 

He also asked AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal to form government in Delhi with the help of Congress and fulfill the promises made to the people.

He was, however, quick to remark that if elections were to be held again, AAP could lose some support.

Regarding his own endeavours in the present political scenario in the state, Rao, who heads apolitical Haryana Insaaf Manch, said he was working to provide a strong alternative to the Congress in Haryana. 

Earlier, he had made it clear that he will not contest any future elections on Congress ticket.

Courtesy: The Economic Times.  

Sachin Pilot blamed Modi for Political Polarisation. Now the war is between the National BJP and Pseudo National Congress.

Polarisation the main agenda behind Narendra Modi's governance talks: Sachin Pilot. 

ET | Agencies | NEW DELHI :: Accusing BJP's Prime Ministerial candidateNarendra Modi of indulging in 'behind the curtains' polarisation, Sachin Pilot, Minister of Corporate Affairs on Tuesday said, "Behind all the talk of governance, investment, economic growth and opportunity that Mr Modi mentions in his speeches, the underlying agenda still remains Ayodhya, Hindutva."

"He may not talk about these things, he may not say it on camera, but his team and people are working to make sure that that polarisation happens," he said. "It's a narrow way of thinking, to believe that the supremacy of one section is of paramount importance," Pilot said. "I don't think like that. We have to be inclusive," he added.

Talking about the recent communal tensions in various parts of the country, Pilot said that the timing was very suspect. "All these communal tensions have taken place just prior to elections. Why do these things happen? Why is the undercurrent of polarisation unleashed at election time," he asked. "This is not healthy for our democracy," Pilot opined.

Watch: Sachin Pilot accuses Narendra Modi of polarisation

Recently, Narendra Modi's remarks on Article 370 of the Constitution triggered a debate with Congress and parties in Jammu and Kashmir rejecting any review of the provision, while BJP dismissed any suggestions that it has softened its stand on the issue.

His other remarks that women of Jammu and Kashmir are discriminated when they lose their rights of inheritance if they marry outside the state was also rebutted by mainstream parties in the state.

BJP leaders Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj said it would be incorrect to interpret Modi's demand for a debate as a "softening" of the party's stand on Article 370.

Since his announcement as BJP's PM candidate for the 2014 elections, Narendra Modi has been aggressively rallying in various parts of the country, including poll-bound states like Madhya Pradesh, Delhi and Rajasthan.

(With inputs from PTI)

BJP has a hidden agenda to polarise India: Sachin Pilot

Interview with Minister of Corporate Affairs

Business Standard | Mumbai:: Minister of Corporate Affairs Sachin Pilot downplayed Narendra Modi’s elevation to the post of prime ministerial candidate by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and raised serious doubts over Modi’s ability to give broad-based leadership, when he cannot get unanimous support within the party. In an interview with Sanjay Jog & Abhijit Lele, he said the Congress would reach out to voters with a positive and not divisive agenda and expressed confidence that United Progressive Alliance (UPA) III would be a reality. Edited excerpts:

The BJP has finally anointed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as its prime ministerial candidate. How does it pose a challenge to the Congress party?

It would not have any effect on the Congress-led UPA. The entire process (of Modi’s coronation) has shown deep divisions within the BJP. The party simply dumped veteran leader L K Advani who was instrumental in its formation and leading it effectively over the years.

Does it pose a challenge to Rahul Gandhi, who is being seen as Congress nominee for the PM’s post?

Rahul Gandhi does not need any projection. Whom to project as a leader (Modi) is the BJP’s prerogative.

Read the full interview. Click Here>> Courtesy: BS.

Congressi joker Veni Verma madly compares Majestic Modi with a Rat Rahul. Batting for Rahul, Hitting Modi.

Joke of the year. Rahul Gandy will hoist Tri Colour in Red Fort on 15 August 2014, not Modi.

"A Congressi Maroon and Indian Union Steel Minister Veni Prasad Verma got mad. Tries to compare a Majestic Modi with a Rat Rahul.

Actually Veni Prasad Verma got frightened seeing a future-scope that Narendra Modi hoisting Tri Colour in Red Fort on 15 August 2014. Modi is inevitable. Rahul may flee from India." ~ Editor, Modi Times.  

Narendra Modi will get tired of making speeches from fake Red Forts, Rahul Gandhi will be PM: Beni Prasad Verma.

New Delhi | NDTV | Reported by Anant Zanane, Edited by Diana George |  03 Dec 2013::  Congressman Beni Prasad Verma, known for his controversial comments, has predicted that Rahul Gandhi will hoist the national flag at Delhi's Red Fort on Independence Day next year as Prime Minister.

Mr Verma said, while taking yet another swipe at the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, that, "Modi will get tired making speeches from fake Red Forts. Then, Rahul will hoist the flag on August 15, 2014."

The Congress has not officially projected Mr Gandhi, who is the party's number 2, as its presumptive prime minister for the general elections due by May. Senior party men have often hinted that the 43-year-old is the natural choice for the top job if the Congress gets a third straight mandate to rule, while also insisting that the party does not announce a prime ministerial candidate before elections.

But Mr Verma, who is the Union Steel Minister, will not resort to circumspection. "Our Prime Minister himself has said that Rahul Gandhi is the next prime minister," he said.

He had last year declared that the 2014 general elections would be a Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi contest, though the Congress has repeatedly made it clear that it finds such a comparison odious.

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Bogus Veni goes on...

2014 polls will be a contest between Rahul Gandhi, Narendra Modi: Beni Prasad Verma.

New Delhi | IBN Live | 03 Dec 2013:: Union Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma has put his party in a spot again by saying that the next Lok Sabha elections in 2014 could be a direct fight between Congress general secretary and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Narendra Modi.

Verma hit out at Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav over his prime ministerial ambitions, saying the next Prime Minister will be either a Congress leader or Narendra Modi, and not Mulayam.

"The next government at the Centre will be of either Congress or (Narendra) Modi and not SP or Third Front," said the Congress leader.He further said, "The 2014 Lok Sabha elections will be a direct fight between Modi and Rahul Gandhi."

Reacting to the attack on the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister, the Samajwadi Party has sought his ouster from the Cabinet.

"He (Beni Prasad Verma) has no right to remain as a Cabinet minister. If the government does not remove him, we will rethink on giving our support to the UPA. We will not support this government on the cost of our dignity," said Samajwadi Party leader Mohan Singh.

However, the Congress appeared to downplay the comments of Prasad, with Union Minister Harish Rawat saying there was no comparison between Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi.

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Narendra Modi's Lalkaar rally at Jammu. Politics of discrimination in J&K must end: Modi.

Politics of discrimination in J&K must end: Narendra Modi.

IBN LIVE | JAMMU | 01 Dec 2013:: In a bid to garner Muslim votes, BJP prime ministerial candidate and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the politics of discrimination in Jammu and Kashmir must end.

"The rights that Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has, does his sister Sarah Pilot enjoy the same rights? No, because she married outside the state. The women have not been given equal rights in the state unlike in other parts of the country," Modi said at an election rally in Jammu on Sunday.

Taking a dig at the UPA government, Modi said, "If the Centre had woken up after the killing of prisoner Chamel Singh and had raised the issue with Pakistan then possibly Sarabjit Singh's death could have been averted."

  

Narendra Modi said that Kashmiris have been denied rights due to Article 370 and it is been used as a shield for which the various laws made by the Centre were not applicable to J&K.

He also downplayed party's own stand on Article 370 giving special status to Jammu and Kashmir, saying it should be debated whether the constitutional provision has been beneficial for the state and even hinted that it may give up its demand for abrogation if such a view emerges.

Addressing his first rally in Jammu after being named as the BJP prime ministerial candidate, Modi went on to say that Kashmiris have been denied rights due to Article 370 and the article is been used as a shield following which the various laws made by the Centre were not applicable to Jammu and Kashmir.

He echoed views expressed by party President Rajnath Singh, who earlier even told the 'Lalkar' rally that if Article 370 proved to be beneficial, his party would stand by the measure.

It is a departure from BJP's position seeking complete abrogation of the Article giving special status to J&K in the Union of India.

Click Here>>Complete Reading Courtesy: IBN Live.

Narendra Modi now in Delhi. Exposing the Corruption of Congress Party in Country's Capital.

Narendra Modi at Shadara Rally in Delhi

Problem lies with Cong's intention: Narendra Modi @ Delhi rally.

New Delhi: Ahead of the Delhi polls on December 4, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addressed a rally in East Delhi's Shahdara today, slamming the Congress on inflation.

Following are the highlights of his speech:

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On 30^th November, 2013 Shri Narendra Modi will commence the first public meeting scheduled at Shahdara in Delhi at 12.00 pm. The next gathering will be held at Sultanpur Majra at 3:00 pm, final gathering of the day is scheduled at Chandni Chowk in Delhi at 6:00 pm.

On 1^st December, 2013 NDA’s Prime Ministerial candidate, Shri Narendra Modi will address “Lalkar Rally” in Jammu at 1:30 pm followed by a Public Meeting in Ambedkarnagar, Delhi at 4:00 pm.

You can watch the events LIVE on http://www.narendramodi.in .

Modi rally in Delhi today, Congress tells poll panel: BJP can't use Red Fort.

BJP's Delhi unit has organised one of Modi's three rallies
on Saturday near the Red Fort.

Express News Service | New Delhi, | 30 Nov 2013::  On the eve of BJP prime 
ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's election rallies in Delhi, the 
Congress moved the Election Commission to restrain the party from using a 
Red Fort replica at his rallies.

Modi had delivered a speech in Ambikapur in Chhattisgarh with a replica of the Red Fort erected behind the stage. The party's Delhi unit has gone one step further by organising one of his three rallies on Saturday near the Red Fort. For the party, Modi's presence in the last leg of the campaign for Delhi polls could better its election prospects.

"Red Fort is a national monument and government property which cannot be used by BJP for election campaign directly or indirectly," AICC (legal department) secretary K C Mittal said in a formal complain to Chief Election Commissioner V S Sampath.

Mittal asked Sampath to issue necessary orders to prohibit the BJP from such use of the Red Fort.

The BJP hit back by targeting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who cancelled his public address in Delhi on Saturday. The Congress sought to play down the taunt, claiming it was the Prime Minister's Office that took the decision. According to the Congress, the PM was busy on Saturday since Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko were reaching the Capital.

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Modi Storm in Rajasthan. Cong should be removed for the Unity of Country.

If country has to kept united Cong should be removed: Modi.

PTI | Jaisalmer/Sumerpur (Rajasthan) | 29 Nov 2013:: Holding Congress responsible of making the life of common man painful, Narendra Modi today asked people to erase that party from the political map of the country. “…if the country has to be kept united, Congress should be removed from the political map. Congress’ departure will be the real tribute to Mahatama Gandhi,” Modi said.

Accusing Congress of betraying the downtrodden sections, he challenged its claims of working for the welfare of the poor and said, “Congress leaders just humiliate the poor and do nothing for them… 

“They enjoy talking about the poor, but do not take interest in their uplift,” he said at BJP rallies in Sumerpur (Pali), Jaisalmer and Jodhpur, the home turf of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. 

Today was the last day of campaigning for the 200-member Rajasthan Assembly. Polling will be held on 1 December in 199 constituencies as voting in Churu has been postponed to December 13 following death of BSP candidate. 

In Jaisalmer, Modi said, “Congress has spread the poison of casteism and comnunalism….had Congress done politics of development, youth of the country would not have to face unemployment.” 

Claiming a wave in BJP’s favour, Modi said Congress will bite the dust and asked people to vote BJP to rid the country of Congress. 

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Vasundhara ji would form the next government in Rajasthan and after 200 days there would be a BJP government at the Centre.

Related Reading: Narendra Modi shocks Congress, promises to return land in Rajasthan:: One India.