PM Modi’s taunt on Rahul Gandhi, said – Princes will leave Wayanad just like they ran away from Amethi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a big attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. PM Modi has said that just as the prince of Congress had to flee from Amethi, now he will leave Wayanad and run away. Let us tell you that this time Rahul Gandhi is contesting from Wayanad seat of Kerala. He earlier contested elections from Amethi, the traditional seat of Congress and lost from this seat in 2019. Smriti Irani had won from this seat and this time BJP has once again given ticket to Smriti Irani. However, Congress has not yet announced its candidate in Amethi.
Addressing an election rally in Nanded, Maharashtra, PM Modi said that the first phase of voting has been completed in the country yesterday and I congratulate all the people who voted, especially the first-time voters. He said that after the voting, the analysis done by different people up to the booth level and the information that is being received. This is confirming the belief that in the first phase, voting was one-sided in favor of NDA.
Taking aim at the opposition India Alliance, PM Modi said that voters are also seeing how the people of India Alliance have come together in their own self-interest to save their corruption. Therefore, the news is that in the first phase the voters have completely rejected this alliance. The PM further said that whatever these people may claim, the truth is that Congress leaders have already accepted defeat even before the announcement of elections.
PM Modi also took a jibe at Sonia Gandhi and said that some leaders, who used to win in the Lok Sabha continuously, have this time entered and sat through the Rajya Sabha route. Let us tell you that Sonia Gandhi is not contesting elections from Rae Bareli this time. She has reached Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan.
PM Modi said that Congress has worked to stifle the development of Maharashtra and especially Vidarbha and Marathwada for decades and due to this attitude of Congress, farmers here are becoming poor. The possibilities related to industries started disappearing and lakhs of youth had to migrate.
