Modi in MP: There are many 'tantriks' sitting in Delhi government

Mandla, (Madhya Pradesh) March 28: BJP's prime ministerial candidate

addressed a rally in Mandla and Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh. Speaking to the people here he said that the Congress party had become very arrogant.

Highlights of the rally in Balaghat, MP

Addressing the people here, Modi said that 'if any country wanted development they first had to concentrate on the most backward classes.' He said that in India people wasted time on quarrels.

Praising Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Modi said : "Once a state is stamped as ailing, no one wants to work there. Look at how Chouhan has brought out MP of its misery." Raking up the beheading incident of the Indian soldier, Modi said that Pakistan PM wanted to visit India.

Hitting out at Congress, Modi said that Lal Bahadur Shastri's slogan was 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.' "But the Congress party's latest slogan is 'Mar Jawan, Mar Kisan. Congress party does not look after the poor and the farmers. When SC says distribute the grains to the poor, they refuse to do so and sell the rotten grains to companies that make alcohol," he said.

Modi slammed the Congress manifesto, saying that it had released a 'dhoka patra,' and not a ghoshna patra. He urged voters to vote for the BJP. "I will repay your love in the form of development," he said.

Highlights of the rally in Mandla, MP

Speaking to the people here, Narendra Modi said that he shared a special bond with the people over here. "We have been drinking the same water, we are dependent on Narmada mata," he said.

Hitting out at the Congress, Modi said that the Congress party had become very arrogant. "Elections are for Lok Sabha. Those who are in government need to give answers for what they have done. The Congress party does not do that," Modi said.

He added that inspite of being in power for 50 years, the Congress party never remembered that tribal communities. " Congress party first comes and shakes hands, then shows the hand and then start haath ki safai (steal)," he said. Modi then took a dig at Rahul Gandhi and said that 'Shezaada came to MP and met women.' "Did he say anything about price rise? He said in 2009 that we will reduce prices?" Modi said.

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