"Congress Governments Run By Remote Control": PM Targets Gandhis In Punjab
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"Congress's track record shows that they are not going to work for Punjab," PM Modi said at an election rally in Jalandhar.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today ripped into the Congress while campaigning in Punjab, accusing the party of "humiliating Captain Amarinder Singh" after trying to obstruct his government and run it by remote control.PM Modi referred to Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's comments about Amarinder Singh's government "run by remote control" by the central government in Delhi."They said we didn't want Captain's government to be run by Delhi. This means Congress governments are run by remote control by one family, not by the constitution," he said at a rally in Jalandhar."If the Captain worked with the central government, then did he not go by the principal of federalism under the constitution? Congress leaders say Captain did not listen to us but the central government. They kept obstructing the Punjab government and finally threw out the Captain."The Congress is "paying for its misdeeds" now, the Prime Minister said."Look at the state of the Congress. Their own party is falling apart. Their own leaders are exposing them. A party with so much infighting - can it give a stable government to Punjab?" PM Modi questioned.Punjab will vote on Sunday for a new government.
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