"Gandhiji knew that the Congress leaders would be unable to rule the country and this was the reason why he wanted to wind up the Congress. Time has come to fulfil Gandhiji's dream," he said.
Modi blamed the union government for the misery of the steel city.
"If the centre followed the right policy, then Jamshedpur's automobile industry could have become the focus of the international market."
Earlier, Taking West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee head on, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today accused her of playing votebank politics and said no real ‘parivartan' (change) has taken place in the state during TMC rule.
“When the government changed in Bengal, I thought there would be development. But nothing has happened. They are only indulging in votebank politics,” Modi told an election rally here.
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