I was never silent on 2002 riots: Modi
"But no one ever tried to "understand the truth", he said, blaming on a conspiracy. "I was not silent. I answered every top journalist in the country from 2002 to 2007, but noticed there was no exercise to understand the truth. It was an unknown entity causing conspiracies," he told the ANI news agency today.
Referring
to
the
increasing
crime
rate
against
women,
Modi
said,
"Crimes
against
women
are
a
national
shame.
Neither
Rahul
nor
I
should
politicise
crimes
against
women.
Women's
security
will
be
a
priority
if
we
form
the
government."
Expressing confidence, Modi said that this election will be Congress' worst performance and BJP's best.
On Amit Shah
About the controversies surrounding his party man Amit Shah, Modi said that Shah is hardworking, a self-made man. "Amit Shah is what he is on merit, not because of me."
On US
"A country's relations are not determined by what happens/happened with an individual."
On Pakistan
"Confrontation is not the direction that Indian foreign policy should walk on. We all need to live with dignity"
On International press' views on him
"How can such an assessment be made about a man who has not done this work before?"
About the Varanasi contest
"I am not going to Varanasi to defeat someone. Defeating someone is not my aim. I am going there to win over people's hearts"
On
religious
symbols
and
why
he
refused
to
wear
a
skull
cap
"
Won't
wear
a
symbol
of
appeasement
for
a
photo-op.
Does
Sonia
Gandhi
wear
a
skull
cap?"
On Kashmir issue, Article 370
"BJP ready for debate on any issue, we only talk of this so that development reaches Jammu & Kashmir"
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