Delhi Rally: Narendra Modi reveals Cong's motive behind attacking him

New Delhi, Nov 30: Prime Ministerial candidate of Bharatiya Janata Party (

) --

on Saturday, Nov 30 visited New Delhi holding three rallies. Modi, during his speech in the national capital, claimed that

has been attacking him in order to divert people's attention from several corruption issues.

Speaking at a rally at east Delhi's Shahdara area, Modi said the Congress had no issues to speak on and no development work to show and that was why it was attacking him to divert people's attention.

"They think that by attacking Modi, they will win the elections but the fact is that they have not done anything for the people. They just don't have the will to work for the benefit of people," he said.

They think that by attacking Modi, they will win the elections

The Gujarat CM also held two other rallies later in the day in west Delhi's Sultanpuri and Chandni Chowk in the walled city.

Continuing his criticism against Congress and its leaders, Modi claimed that Delhi CM Sheila Dikshit, Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Congress vice president Rahul Ganhdi have lost credibility.

Modi said, "This government has lost the trust of people and that is why its leaders are not coming here to campaign. They know they can't fool the people of Delhi with fake promises."

The national capital is scheduled to hold its assembly election for its 70 constituencies on Dec 4 and result is scheduled to be declared on Dec 8. Modi campaigned for BJP's CM candidate Harsh Vardhan.

OneIndia News
(With IANS inputs)