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Congress party always runs away from development: PM Modi at Gujarat Gaurav Mahasammelan

Published By : Admin | October 16, 2017 | 17:07 IST
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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today addressed a public meeting in Gandhinagar. Applauding the energy and hard work of BJP karyakartas, PM Modi said, “I deeply understand and value the potential and hard work of each and every karyakarta.”

Despite facing several atrocities and difficulties in the past, our karyakartas have led from the front, he added furthermore.

Prime Minister Modi talked about how the (Congress) party has always had a negative approach towards development of Gujarat, they did not even complete Sardar Sarovar project. He asked congressmen that those questioning BJP-led Government on development of Gujarat must recall what their contribution has been for the state's progress.

Addressing the huge gathering at Gujarat Gaurav Mahasammelan, PM said that Congress blamed us in every possible manner. But when they saw there was no impact on us, they started blaming our development works. Congress party always backs the corrupt and corruption.

PM Modi emphasized that the Government is actively striving to remove any issues that GST may have & thousands of new businessmen are registering for it.

The PM stressed that these elections are about Vikasvaad Vs Vanshvaad and assured that Vanshvaad will be defeated.

PM Modi further said, "For Congress what matters most is power and dynastic politics."

BJP National President Shri Amit Shah, Gujarat CM Shri Vijay Rupani, Deputy CM Shri Nitinbhai Patel, former CM Smt. Anandiben Patel, state BJP leaders and Karyakartas attended the event.

 

 

 

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