"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.

Narendra Modi's contribution to BJP win.

NaMo NaMo. Congress and others start Debate on Modi's Contribution in BJP's win etc. Modi starts march to make every state of India as Modi State, BJP State. Har Har Modi, Ghar Ghar Modi. Strengthen the BJP, Make India Prosperous. ~ MT. 

Narendra Modi's contribution to BJP win: the big debate

 

The BJP had named Narendra Modi presumptive PM in September.
Seen here, Modi arrives at the party headquarters in New Delhi.

Samira Shaikh | NDTV | New Delhi | December 08, 2013:: Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate for 2014, arrived in Delhi on Sunday amid intense debate over his contribution to the BJP's superb performance in Assembly elections for which votes were counted. 

Top Congress leaders magnanimously congratulated the BJP's local leaders in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, states it has swept, but emphasised that they do not see this as a "Modi wave."

Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said, "Modi has not had any impact in Madhya Pradesh." 

But the BJP's Ravi Shankar Prasad said while no praise was enough for the efforts of his party's state leaders like Vasundhara Raje in Rajasthan and Shivraj Singh Chouhan in Madhya Pradesh, Mr Modi's impact must not be understated either. He said Mr Modi's extensive campaigning had enthused not just party cadre, but also voters. 

Ms Raje, set to be Rajasthan chief minister, said Mr Modi was "a very big factor" in her victory. She also predicted that, "This is the semi-final to what is going to happen," holding that today's results portend a return to power for her party in the national elections under Mr Modi's leadership. 

The BJP had named Mr Modi presumptive PM in September, overriding the suggestion of party leaders like LK Advani that this should be done only after these assembly elections. 

His fans say that confidence of the party in Mr Modi has been validated by today's performance. Detractors point out that if Mr Modi was indeed a big factor in these elections, then the BJP should've done better in Delhi, where it has emerged as the largest party in a hung House and in Chhattisgarh, where it has won by a slender majority.

Courtesy: NDTV. 

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:

Click Here>>for Complete Reading. Courtesy: NDTV.

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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