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”.
"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.
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’.
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.
PM Narendra Modi is addressing the office bearers and karyakartas of Karnataka's Bharatiya Janata Party Mahila Morcha through Namo App via video bridge.
While PM Modi accused Congress of insulting Army chiefs, Rahul Gandhi accused the prime minister of launching personal attacks against him.
Addressing a rally in Sirsi, Yogi accused Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of playing the "most corrupt innings" that divides the society.
Addressing the first of his three rallies scheduled for Thursday in Kalaburagi, PM Modi attacked the Congress for raising questions over the surgical strikes conducted by Indian troops across the Line of Control (LoC) on the Pakistan terror camps in September 2016.
Resuming his "Jana Aashirwada Yatre", the Congress chief is expected to cover Bidar, Kalburgi (Gulbarga), Gadag and Haveri districts of the southern state during the eighth leg of his campaign.
"Thanks to Gujarat elections, GST rates on many items reduced from 28% to 18%. Thanks to Karnataka elections, Petrol/Diesel prices kept constant. So, frequent elections also bring benefits to people! (sic)," he said on Twitter.
Continuing his attack on the Congress government in the state, PM Modi cornered it over several issues. Addressing the first rally of the day in Kalaburagi, PM Modi took a sharp swipe at the Congress and its president Rahul Gandhi for 'disrespecting' the brave soldiers by demanding evidence of the surgical strikes
In his address to BJP Kisan Morcha Karyakartas via the 'Narendra Modi App,' the prime minister said, agriculture and farmer welfare has always been the BJP's legacy.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is interacting with the workers of the Karnataka Kisan Morcha via the NaMo app.
Stakes are high for the Rahul Gandhi-led Congress as Karnataka is one of the few states where the party is in power. Also, Siddaramaiah is the first chief minister in the state to complete a five-year tenure.
During the course of his three rallies in Karnataka's Chamarajanagara, Udupi and Belagavi, the prime minister tore through Rahul Gandhi, inciting a sharp response from Congress.
The prime minister unleashed an all out attack on Congress president Rahul Gandhi and dared him "to speak in any language" for 15 minutes about the achievements of Karnataka's Siddaramaiah government without referring to a piece of paper.
Karnataka Elections 2018: PM Modi attacks Rahul Gandhi over his 'sanskar' and 'ahankar' in Udupi rally
“Today PM avoided talking about his complicity in closing CBI cases against the Reddy bros. Instead he spoke about some 2+1 formula. Here is the explanation to his formula to win election. 2 Reddys + 1 Yeddy. #2Reddy1Yeddy,” he said in a tweet.
In an apparent attempt to establish a connect with the people of Karnataka, PM Modi slammed Rahul Gandhi for showing disrespect to former PM and JD(S) leader HD Devegowda.
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