"When Congress's Yuvraj Says The Country...": PM Modi's Dig At Rahul Gandhi
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The Prime Minister further said that every vote from Maharashtra should be for development.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the Congress' mindset of "shackling the Constitution" and imposing an Emergency had not changed, and the opposition's INDIA grouping did not have any pro-development ideas.
Speaking at a campaign rally here for BJP candidates from Wardha and Amravati Lok Sabha constituencies in eastern Maharashtra, he also said the Congress knows it cannot win the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, and therefore its "Yuvraj" (apparently referring to Rahul Gandhi) was threatening that the country will be on fire if the BJP won.
Against the BJP's development agenda, the Congress and INDIA bloc are bereft of any ideas, the prime minister said, adding that polling for the first phase of the elections, which began earlier in the morning, showed that his government was set to win a third term.
