3:32 pm: Modi: These sinners cannot be saved. Those who rob the nation must be punished. S M Krishna, the former Foreign minister of India read the speech prepared for another country in another country. What kind of ministers does Congress keep?
3:31 pm: Modi: You tell me, after 60 years of freedom – should people have at least water taps in the households, shouldn't you get electricity?
3: 30 pm: Modi: In these past 10 years have you gained anything? (Crowd shouts – No!) Have women, mothers, youth, farmers – benefited? For who is the government? Government should be for the poor, it must be able to transform people's life.
3:29 pm: Modi: BSP, SP and Congress wrestle in Lucknow and Delhi. Yet they support each other underhand. For political benefits they can sacrifice the public.
Live: Rahul's speeches are for entertainment, says Modi at a rally in Jhansi
New Delhi: BJP Prime Ministerial Candidate Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Jhansi today. During his speech he strongly emphasized on bringing an end to SP – BSP monopoly in coming to power simultaneously in
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