NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday took several digs at Rahul Gandhi, calling him a "Naamdaar" and likewise challenging him to talk for 15 minutes without any paper, and in any language. Although he did indirectly discuss with him via identify, the implication was once evident. Addressing the first of his many rallies in poll-bound Karnataka, Modi also tore into the Congress party on several fronts.
Right from the outset the PM made several jibes at Rahul, calling him a “Naamdaar.” “The Congress president is a Naamdaar, so how does he know concerning the efforts of Kaamdaars,” Modi stated, bringing up the reference several times in his speech. In a sarcastic remark, he went on so as to add, “We are Kaamdaars. What is our stage that we will sit down with other people just like the Congress president, who look down on us?”
Then when regarding the BJP’s efforts at ensuring electricity reached all the villages in the nation, Rahul was once the objective all over again. “Perhaps due to over excitement, the newly elected Congress president forgets decency,” he stated. “He did not even hassle to congratulate the hardworking 'mazdoors' due to whom India's villages are getting electricity,” he went on so as to add.
Clearly in no mood to spare the Congress president, he subsequent brought up Rahul via challenging him to a debate. Rahul had earlier stated he sought after to talk in Parliament for 15 minutes on several problems, and he was once somewhat positive Modi would no longer have the ability to stay seated for lengthy.
"He (Rahul Gandhi) had challenged me that if he speaks for 15 minutes then I will not be able to stand in front of him. Yes, you are right, you are a 'naamdar', what right do we 'kaamdaars' have to even sit in front of you," was once Modi’s mocking reaction.
Daring Rahul to a debate, the PM added, “For 15 minutes, without taking a paper on your hand, are you able to please talk concerning the achievements of your executive in Karnataka. You can talk in any language as you please- English, Hindi or Italian.”
The Prime Minister also brought up the new Vande Mataram controversy when the Congress president did not stand when the song was once played during the release of the Congress party’s manifesto. “The Congress is led via leaders who haven't any respect for India's historical past. I used to be surprised that they even went to the level of disrespecting 'Vande Mataram',” he stated, slamming Rahul, without in reality naming him immediately.
And it wasn’t simply the Congress scion who was once the objective, he also time and again slammed the party on several fronts. Attacking the Congress for no longer having the ability to provide electricity to all, he stated, “I wish to ask those who ruled India for a majority of the years since 1947- why did they no longer take into consideration the 18,000 villages lacking get admission to to electricity.”
“Where there is Congress, all roads of development are clogged. There is corruption, loss of unity, he added.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh also figured in the Prime Minister’s speech, which was once a no-holds barred assault at the opposition party. “In 2005, during the time of Sonia Gandhi's executive, Dr. Manmohan Singh had stated he'll provide electricity to each village via 2009. What happened to that? In any case, we noticed how the Congress treated Dr. Manmohan Singh. They tore off ordinances and disrespected him,” he stated.
Earlier, the PM started his deal with via pronouncing Karnataka would witness a BJP typhoon, no longer only a wave. “Yeddyurappa goes to be the future chief minister of Karnataka,” he claimed.
With this rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced his campaign blitzkrieg in Karnataka, which is all set to vote on May 12. Modi, who continues to be BJP's biggest draw as a campaigner, has in most cases tilted other people's beef up for the party in the last leg of any ballot campaign. He is expected to weave his magic in the last two weeks with several rallies listed in his identify, in an election this is expected to set the mood for subsequent year's big fight.
Right from the outset the PM made several jibes at Rahul, calling him a “Naamdaar.” “The Congress president is a Naamdaar, so how does he know concerning the efforts of Kaamdaars,” Modi stated, bringing up the reference several times in his speech. In a sarcastic remark, he went on so as to add, “We are Kaamdaars. What is our stage that we will sit down with other people just like the Congress president, who look down on us?”
Then when regarding the BJP’s efforts at ensuring electricity reached all the villages in the nation, Rahul was once the objective all over again. “Perhaps due to over excitement, the newly elected Congress president forgets decency,” he stated. “He did not even hassle to congratulate the hardworking 'mazdoors' due to whom India's villages are getting electricity,” he went on so as to add.
Clearly in no mood to spare the Congress president, he subsequent brought up Rahul via challenging him to a debate. Rahul had earlier stated he sought after to talk in Parliament for 15 minutes on several problems, and he was once somewhat positive Modi would no longer have the ability to stay seated for lengthy.
I challenge you (Rahul Gandhi) to talk for 15 minutes at the achievements of your executive in Karnataka without… https://t.co/WZu0g61dfQ
— BJP (@BJP4India) 1525158422000"He (Rahul Gandhi) had challenged me that if he speaks for 15 minutes then I will not be able to stand in front of him. Yes, you are right, you are a 'naamdar', what right do we 'kaamdaars' have to even sit in front of you," was once Modi’s mocking reaction.
Daring Rahul to a debate, the PM added, “For 15 minutes, without taking a paper on your hand, are you able to please talk concerning the achievements of your executive in Karnataka. You can talk in any language as you please- English, Hindi or Italian.”
The Prime Minister also brought up the new Vande Mataram controversy when the Congress president did not stand when the song was once played during the release of the Congress party’s manifesto. “The Congress is led via leaders who haven't any respect for India's historical past. I used to be surprised that they even went to the level of disrespecting 'Vande Mataram',” he stated, slamming Rahul, without in reality naming him immediately.
And it wasn’t simply the Congress scion who was once the objective, he also time and again slammed the party on several fronts. Attacking the Congress for no longer having the ability to provide electricity to all, he stated, “I wish to ask those who ruled India for a majority of the years since 1947- why did they no longer take into consideration the 18,000 villages lacking get admission to to electricity.”
Sonia Gandhi, as UPA chairperson, had stated in 2005 that each one households can be electrified via 2009 underneath ‘Rajiv Gan… https://t.co/ekM23dD8AA
— BJP (@BJP4India) 1525158496000“Where there is Congress, all roads of development are clogged. There is corruption, loss of unity, he added.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh also figured in the Prime Minister’s speech, which was once a no-holds barred assault at the opposition party. “In 2005, during the time of Sonia Gandhi's executive, Dr. Manmohan Singh had stated he'll provide electricity to each village via 2009. What happened to that? In any case, we noticed how the Congress treated Dr. Manmohan Singh. They tore off ordinances and disrespected him,” he stated.
Manmohan Singh had introduced Rajiv Gandhi electrification scheme to electrify all villages via 2009. Instead of quest… https://t.co/Z1iTQN9sI2
— BJP (@BJP4India) 1525158196000Earlier, the PM started his deal with via pronouncing Karnataka would witness a BJP typhoon, no longer only a wave. “Yeddyurappa goes to be the future chief minister of Karnataka,” he claimed.
With this rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced his campaign blitzkrieg in Karnataka, which is all set to vote on May 12. Modi, who continues to be BJP's biggest draw as a campaigner, has in most cases tilted other people's beef up for the party in the last leg of any ballot campaign. He is expected to weave his magic in the last two weeks with several rallies listed in his identify, in an election this is expected to set the mood for subsequent year's big fight.
PM launch Karnataka offensive, dares Rahul to speak for 15 minutes without a paper, in any language
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