Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday sought to dismiss “claims through pundits and planted reviews from Delhi” that there may be no “Modi wave” within the ongoing Lok Sabha elections as changed into the case in the 2014 polls.
He stated that the (Modi) wave is coming from every home, addressing an election rally in Madhya Pradesh.
“Pundits are claiming there is no wave…Stories are being planted from Delhi. Initially, they said there was no wave. The voting percentage is now better than earlier. So they’re involved.
“They are not aware that there are (kinds of) people who are developing records: my young pals who’re vote casting for the primary time and my moms and sisters, who’ve made up their mind to select their brother who ensured death penalty to rapists,” Modi said.
“Our mothers and sisters have decided to choose as PM one that supplied (cooking) gas and power and have come out with full energy to solidify their vote. When mothers and sisters come out, pundits fail to understand from which the wave is coming. The wave is coming from every home,” he stated.
Modi also tore into Congress chief Sam Pitroda’s “Hua to Hua” (it happened, so what?) observation on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
Incidents like the Bhopal gas tragedy and scams like CWG, 2G spectrum, and coal allocation came about beneath the watch of the Rahul Gandhi-led birthday party, which openly says “Hua to Hua”, he said.
Modi reiterated they declared that the Gandhis used the warship INS Viraat for a “picnic”. But while questions had been raised approximately, the Congress stated, “Hua to Hua”, he introduced.
Modi recalled the sacrifice of Lieutenant Commander Dharmendra Singh Chouhan, a Ratlam native, who was killed while fighting a blaze aboard the warship INS Vikramaditya.
“On the opposite hand is the Naamdar’s family, who used a warship for a picnic. When questions are raised, they shamelessly say ‘Hua to Hua’,” Modi said.
