No roadmaps with Congress, could not do anything in 60 long years, says Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited two states on Monday, October 2. First he went to Chittorgarh in Rajasthan, then held a meeting in Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh. At both the places Modi targeted Congress. Said in Chittorgarh that CM Ashok Gehlot has already accepted defeat before the elections. Whereas in Gwalior it was said that this much development can happen in 9 years. Congress got 60 years, but it could not work. Congress does not have any roadmap.
Bhavika Nandwana
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Modi said in Rajasthan - Gehlot ji knows that the countdown for the departure of his government has started.
In Rajasthan, PM Chittorgarh inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of projects worth Rs 7 thousand crores. Modi said- Congress definitely formed the government by lying, but could not run it. While sitting, getting up, sleeping and waking up, Chief Minister Gehlot was busy in saving the Chief Minister's chair and half of the Congress was busy in removing him from the chair, but the entire Congress remained united in the matter of looting.
I am saying with a very sad heart that when it comes to crime, Rajasthan comes on top. Our Rajasthan is infamous when it comes to anarchy, riots, stone pelting. Our Rajasthan is ruined due to atrocities on women and atrocities on Dalits. Rajasthan is saying with great confidence and assurance - BJP will come and stop the riots.
While addressing the rally in Rajasthan, PM Modi said- Chief Minister Gehlotji knows that the countdown for the departure of the government in Rajasthan has started. People sitting in Delhi may not believe it, but Gehlotji knows that the government is going. That is why they are requesting that their schemes should not be stopped after the formation of BJP government. Thank you Gehlotji because you accepted defeat. If you have accepted honestly, then Modi is many times more honest than you. I assure that the BJP government will try to make the public welfare schemes started by you even better.
