'Red diary' latest product of Congress's 'loot ki dukan', will defeat party in elections: PM Modi in Sikar
The Hindu
PM Modi also targeted the Ashok Gehlot Govt over various recruitment paper leaks in the State. PM Modi hit out at the Rajasthan Govt. over the “red diary”, saying it is a product of the Congress’ “loot ki dukan”.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 27 hit out at the Rajasthan Government over sacked Minister Rajendra Gudha’s “red diary”, saying it is a fresh product of the Congress’ “loot ki dukan” which will defeat the party in elections in the State.
It is said that the Congress’ “dark deeds” are recorded in the diary, PM Modi said at a rally in Sikar.
The “red diary” was recently produced by Mr. Gudha in the State Assembly. He claimed the diary contained the details of alleged irregular financial transactions of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.
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The “red diary” is a fresh product of the Congress’ “loot ki dukan”. It is said that the “dark deeds” of the Congress are recorded in the diary, which will defeat the party in elections in the State, PM Modi said.
He also targeted the Gehlot Government over various recruitment paper leaks in the State.
A paper leak industry is running in Rajasthan. The Congress Government will have to be removed to fulfil the dreams of youths, he said.
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