MP Assembly Election 2018: PM Modi targets Congress workers for dual standard over cow protection; mentions killing of cow in Kerala

While campaigning in Madhya Pradesh, PM Narendra Modi has targeted the dual standard of the Congress party over cow protection and has mentioned the Kerala incident, where some Congress workers were allegedly killing the calf.

Speaking in Chhindwara, PM Modi said, “A recent video has surfaced on internet in which a senior Congress leader from this state is caught saying that for winning these polls, they're ready to take support from goons&those who don't obey law. Such a thing is absolutely unacceptable.”

PM Modi agains targeted the Congress party over the generations rule which has been there for the party, since India got its independence and challenged the grand old party to present their report card.

He said, “Making false promises is the very nature of Congress. They ruled for four generations. I challenge them to present a report card what they did in all these years.”

Remembering former PM Rajiv Gandhi’s analogy of One rupee, Modi said, “When Rajiv Gandhi ji was PM, he said if govt released one rupee, only 15 paise could reach people. Why was it so? Who looted those 85 paise? When we came to power, through Aadhaar, we put a check on corruption & saved nearly Rs. 90,000 crore.”

BJP president Amit Shah, during a rally in Chrhat in MP, said “The Congress party is an ATM of false promises, whichever question you may insert instantly there will be a false promise in return. But BJP is an ATM of growth and development.”

The MP election is scheduled for November 28 and the result will declared on December 11.

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