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BJP practising 'politics of blood', says Rahul Gandhi at Dehradun rally

Dehradun:  Rahul Gandhi today accused BJP of practicing “politics of blood” by pitting one religion against another and one caste against another to come to power at any cost, escalating the Congress attack against the

“There is still one man in Gujarat who does not come under Lokayukta. All others are under it but not that man”, he said in an apparent reference to Modi.
 
Hitting out at BJP for not cooperating with government in the passage of pending anti-corruption bills in Parliament, he said, “There are six anti-corruption bills. I spoke about them in media. Our leaders spoke to their (BJP) leaders. They kept silence... The government is ours. We are trying to push those bills in the form of ordinances.”

He tore into Modi for his pitch for “Congress-free” India and invoked religious texts and figures like Gita, Koran and Buddha among others to imply that Congress represented the idea of a secular India which could not be removed.
 
“We are speaking about thoughts. Their leader says obliterate Congress... They should read Gita. They don't. It says work for others with humility... Buddha could not be eradicated. Nor could Ashoka and Akbar... Congress cannot be erased. We will fight. We will win. We will form government,” he said.

“They (BJP) don't see Yeddyurappa in Karnataka. They don't see corruption in Gujarat, in Chhattisgarh, in Madhya Pradesh... They don't talk about the disabled, women and youth. All they say is make our man Prime Minister. It will take care of everything,” he said.