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Development is our sole agenda: CM during ANI interview

Published By : Admin | October 4, 2012 | 18:24 IST

Shri Narendra Modi interacts with media during Vivekananda Yuva Vikas Yatra 

Shri Modi’s interview with a leading news agency

 

On 4th October 2012, Shri Narendra Modi spoke on various issues ranging from development, the issue of Mrs. Sonia Gandhi’s travel expenses and the gimmick of Minister Kapil Sibal in an interview with a news agency.

Shri Modi said that this election, like the election on 2002 and 2007 is being fought solely on the development agenda.

On the issue of Mrs. Sonia Gandhi’s travel expenses, he said that whatever he said has been cited by PTI release and the RTI activist himself has said he is denied information for long.

The Chief Minister spoke about the gimmick of Minister Kapil Sibal and asked why should a tablet intended for youth be sent to a Chief Minister?

He spoke about the Prime Minister not respecting the federal structure of the nation.

 

You can view the complete interview here: 

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