Prime Minister on Sunday addressed four public meetings in poll-bound Karnataka. The rallies were held in Hubli, Chitradurga, Bagalkot and Raichur.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the party whose flag once fluttered "from Panchayat to Parliament" will become "Punjab, Puducherry, Parivar" Congress after its impending defeat in Karnataka.
“True EVM is this. E- Energy of the people, V-people’s electoral value addition, and M stands for people’s motivation for progress. This is EVM, I can see this EVM,” PM Modi said
Targeting Siddaramaiah government, the prime minister alleged that it has become a “corruption tank” for the Congress with a pipeline connected to Delhi, “where the money reaches directly”.
Earlier in the day, PM Modi had said that after its defeat in upcoming Karnataka polls, the Congress will become “Punjab, Puducherry, Parivar Congress”.
The official further said that cash amounting to over Rs 67.27 crore, over five lakh litres of liquor worth Rs 23.36 crore, gold valued at 43.17 crore and other items worth about Rs 18.57 crore, have been seized.
"Don't rest now. If you think that somebody isn't voting, go to their homes, tie up their hands and legs and bring them to vote in favour of Mahantesh Doddagoudar," the former CM said.
Highlighting the issue of "tainted candidates", the Gandhi scion tweeted a video titled "Karnataka's Most Wanted" with a stinging message for PM Modi saying that his actions do not match his words.
Launching a blistering attack on Congress and JD(S), Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday claimed that the there is a ‘tacit pact’ between the two parties.
While addressing rally in Tumakuru PM Modi says, I want to ask Congress why the water project in Tumakuru has been kept ‘atka, bhatka and latka’.
The prime minister, who was earlier scheduled to address 15 rallies, will now hold 21 public meetings across the poll-bound state.
The BJP, in its manifesto released for Karnataka elections, made a plethora of promises to reach out to various sections --from farm loan waiver and other sops to farmers, freebies like laptops for students and smartphones for BPL women to a commission for cow protection.
"The BJP Karnataka Manifesto, inspired by Narendra Modi, is a poorly crafted fantasy built around a weak plot, that has nothing unique to offer voters. If you’ve read the Congress Manifesto, don’t waste your time on this one," Rahul said.
Adityanath was criticised yesterday by Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah for remaining in Karnataka even after his own state was hit by the storm.
In 2009, Janardhana Reddy was sent to jail for being involved in illegal mining of iron ore in Bellary and Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh. He was granted bail by the apex court in January 2015.
Earlier in the day, the BJP released party's manifesto for the Karnataka Assembly polls and promised allocation of Rs 1.5 lakh crore for irrigation projects and waiver of farm loan up to Rs 1 lakh borrowed from nationalised and cooperative banks.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday released party's manifesto for the Karnataka Assembly polls and promised the waiver of farm loan of up to Rs 1 lakh from nationalised and cooperative banks if it comes to power in the state.
In his address, the prime minister claimed that the country was marching from 'women's development to women lead development.'
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday released its poll manifesto ahead of the Karnataka Assembly Elections.
While PM Modi accused Congress of insulting Army chiefs, Rahul Gandhi accused the prime minister of launching personal attacks against him.
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