PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday launched an all-out attack on alleged nepotism in Congress party during his first rally of the day in Bangarapet in Karnataka's Kolar.
The blame games started after the Election Commission recieved a complaint about fake voter IDs in a flat in the Rajarajeshwari Nagar segment of the Bengaluru's southwest suburb.
The prime minister alleged that the Congress is already trying to find excuses like faulty EVMs for the “impending” defeat in the assembly polls.
The Congress president pointed out that the BJP and RSS were able to function because the Indian youth are angry as the system was unable to give them jobs.
In his Facebook post, Jaitley termed the impeachment motion as “wholly misconcieved”, adding that “it was poorly drafted and lacked in substance”.
The report by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) further revealed that the five richest, with more than Rs 100 crore addition in their wealth since the last elections, belonged to the ruling Congress party.
Modi said he had on Monday watched an interview of a Congress leader who said that the son (Congress President Rahul Gandhi) "will not be able to do anything".
He added that unlike Congress, his government is committed to welfare of farmers, adding that it has decided to increase the MSP of notified crops by 1.5 times.
Addressing a poll rally in Karnataka's Vijaypura, PM Modi lashed out at the Siddaramaiah government over alleged corruption, saying there is not a single minister who is not facing allegations of financial wrongdoing.
The Congress president on Tuesday indicated a clear possibility of him being the face of Congress party's campaign for 2019 general elections.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued his sharp attack against the incumbent Congress government in poll-bound Karnataka as his campaign blitzkrieg hit Vijayapura, Koppal and Bengaluru today.
UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is addressing a public rally in Karnataka's Bijapur. Sonia has hit the campaign trail for the first time in the last two years since she fell sick during a poll campaign in Varanasi.
"The BJP Government collected Rs 10 lakh crore in taxes on Petrol/LPG/Diesel since 2014. Yet, NO relief in prices for our citizens. This video shows the truth about fuel prices under PM Modi," Gandhi said on Twitter using the hashtag 'BJPReducePetrolPrices'.
The former PM further alleged that the country's growth rate under NDA government was lower than UPA regime despite favourable conditions.
Of the 2,654 candidates in fray for the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Elections, at least 883 candidates are multi-millionaires and around 645 have criminal cases against them.
PM Modi is expected to continue his sharp attack on incumbent Congress in Karnataka as he campaigns for BJP for the upcoming assembly polls in Naragund, Harapanahalli, Rajarajeshwari and Nelamangala today.
The Prime Minister said there had been such a fall in the party that a Congress leader went to be amid those raising slogans like "Bharat ke tukde honge", giving them blessings.
"As the Congress agenda is only to oppose and criticise me, it does not allow even Parliament to function," Modi said at a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) rally here ahead of the May 12 Karnataka Assembly elections.
Modi was apparently referring to the Siddaramaiah government's controversial decision to celebrate "Tipu Jayanti" every year on November 10.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took exception to the language used by Congress against Yeddyurappa, and said that they talking "rubbish" about him.
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