Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi addressed a mammoth election rally at Balaghat in poll bound Madhya Pradesh as part of his poll campaign and slammed the BJP for ignoring the welfare and upliftment of the poor. While speaking at Middle School ground, Paldogri at Lanji in the state, Rahul Gandhi continued, "Congress wants welfare and upliftment of the people, along with development. That is why we implemented schemes like MNREGA and Food Security Bill. The MNREGA guarantees jobs to every rural poor, without any discrimination. The Food Security bill is to make sure that no one lives hungry in our country. Every poor will be given food grains at Rs. 1 per kg" and added, "We need roads, airports and railway lines; infrastructure development must take place; we believe in it and the BJP does too. But we also believe that empowerment and upliftment of the people are necessary along with development".
Friday, November 22, 2013
Rahul Gandhi at Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh: Empower people to tackle corruption
Rahul Gandhi addresses Congress rally at Lanji in Balaghat district (Madhya Pradesh)
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi addressing a huge election rally at Middle School ground, Paldogri, Lanji at district Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh. He took on ruling BJP government in the state for worsening law and order problems and increasing crimes against women.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Rahul Gandhi at Kukshi (MP) questions BJP’s development claims in the state
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Kukshi: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi while addressing a huge election rally at Kukshi in poll bound Madhya Pradesh slammed BJP and asked what development BJP is talking about in the state where the rate of poverty is the highest as per UN report. “BJP has money to serve the elite people, but they do not have money for the poor. That is what happening in MP. UN report says poverty is the highest in MP, the percentage is equal to some African countries. About 1 lakh infants died here. What development BJP is talking about?”
Rahul Gandhi at Sidhi (Madhya Pradesh) says BJP divides people
Addressing a mammoth Congress election rally at Sidhi in poll bound Madhya Pradesh, party Vice President Rahul Gandhi launched a blistering attack on BJP by saying that while Congress treats everyone equal BJP is trying to divide the people. Rahul Gandhi began his address by explaining the difference between the ideologies of the Congress and the BJP. "On one side there is the Congress, and on other is the Opposition. But there is big difference in their thinking. Opposition believes in dividing the people - rich and poor", he said
Rahul Gandhi at Kukshi (MP) questions BJP's development claims in the state
Kukshi: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi addressed a huge election rally at Kukshi in Dhar district of the poll bound Madhya Pradesh and asked what development BJP is talking about in the state where the rate of poverty is the highest as per UN report. Launching a blistering attack on BJP, the Congress leader said, "BJP has money to serve the elite people, but they do not have money for the poor. That is what happening in MP. UN report says poverty is the highest in MP, the percentage is equal to some African countries. About 1 lakh infants died here. What development BJP is talking about?"
Rahul Gandhi addresses Congress election rally at Kukshi (Madhya Pradesh)
Kukshi: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi while addressing a huge election rally at Kukshi in poll bound Madhya Pradesh slammed BJP and asked what development BJP is talking about in the state where the rate of poverty is the highest as per UN report.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Rahul Gandhi addresses Congress rally at at Chittorgarh (Rajasthan); slams BJP
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi addressed a mammoth election rally at Chittorgarh in poll bound Rajasthan and alleged that BJP does not think about the future but only bothered about the present. He also accused it of favouring the interests of businessmen and industrialists over those of the common man.
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