Gujarat elections 2017: Congress dislikes me because of my poor origins, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Photo: Twitter)


When we started bringing the waters of the Narmada here to Saurashtra, there were people who were mocking us. Their negative politics has not changed over the years. Our faith is in politics of development and good governance : PM

 

The Congress dislikes me because of my poor origins. Can a party stoop so low? Yes, a person belonging to a poor family has become PM. They do not fail to hide their contempt for this fact. Yes, I sold tea but I did not sell the nation : PM

 

We have served Gujarat without any discrimination. Our belief is in the Mantra of ‘Sauno Saath, Sauno Vikas’ : PM

 

They are coming to Gujarat and spreading lies about a son of Gujarat. Earlier they did that with Sardar Patel also. Gujarat will never accept this. No Gujarati will accept the lies that they are spreading : PM

 

A Pakistani court released a Pakistani terrorist and the Congress is celebrating. I was surprised why. And this same Congress refused to believe our own army on surgical strikes and preferred to believe the Chinese Ambassador : PM

 

India was attacked on 26/11 and in Uri. You can see how India responded in the wake of both attacks. This explains the difference between their Government and ours : PM

 

PM meets supporters ahead of his rally in Bhuj.

PM Narendra Modi arrives in Bhuj

PM seeks blessings of Ashapura Mata ahead of his visit to Bhuj.

PM  Modi to start his campaign from Bhuj.

Narendra Modi pays tributes to former Swaminarayan sect head Pramukh Swami Maharaj

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit poll-bound Gujarat on November 27 and 29 to spearhead the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) campaign for the assembly elections.

On Monday, he is scheduled to visit Kutch and Saurashtra region to address four public meetings ahead of the December 9 and 14 elections.

He will arrive in Bhuj on Monday morning to address a public gathering at R.R. Lalan College’s ground around 9 a.m.

Thereafter, he will visit Saurashtra region’s Jasdan and address a public meeting at Vichhiya Road at 11 a.m.

Around 1 p.m., he will visit Chalala and address a public gathering at the Gayatri Mandir Maidan on the Chalala-Dhari Road.

His last public address will be at Kadodra Aankdamukhi Hanumanji Mandir at around 3 p.m., after which he will fly back to Delhi. He will return to the state on Wednesday.

With inputs from agencies