Live reporting: People leave their rallies, but flock to our rallies, Modi tells Rajasthan voters

Alwar(Rajasthan): BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today poked again at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's popularity by remarking that while people leave the rallies of some leaders (read Rahul) midway, they hardly find space in his rallies. Modi was addressing an election rally in Alwar. He made this comment when a section of the audience jostled to have a view of him. Lapping it up, the Gujarat chief minister said, you may not be able to see me or hear my voice, but I hear the people's voice every moment. Modi lambasted Congress chief minister Ashok Gehlot's government saying Rajasthan has become No. 1 in several aspects. "Rajasthan is No. 1 in number of atrocities on tribal, the state is No. 1 is providing polluted water", he said. Follow the minute-by-minute updates of Modi's speech: 11:40 am: Narendra Modi speaks to voters in Alwar saying some political parties only remember voters during elections. 11:52 am: I find large number of people attending our rallies in Rajasthan. At some other leaders' rallies, people walk out midway, but here people are finding it hard to get space to stand and watch me : Modi. 11:53am: You may not be able to see or hear me, but I hear your voice every moment: Modi. 11:54 am : This (Gehlot's) government has got so many certificates. The High Court remarked that it had never seen such a weak government which can't deliver. Even the Supreme Court lashed out at this government : Modi. 11:57am: Tell me, is this election for Rajasthan or Gujarat? Modi asks. As voters say, Rajasthan, Modi remarks: They why do these Congress leaders always mention Gujarat in their speeches? 11:58am : The people of Gujarat give me a third consecutive term with huge majority. Then why do the Rajasthan leaders raising questions about what my government did in Gujarat?, asks Modi. 12 noon:Rajasthan government is number 1 in atrocities on tribals, No. 1 in giving the people polluted water.Gehlotji, people are not getting clean water to drink: Modi 12: 01 pm: Gujarat does not need certificates from Rajasthan CM. And Gehlot ji, see your own leaders: ModiRajasthan CM talks about Gujarat throughout day and night. Is election in Gujarat or Rajasthan? Should we talk on Gujarat or Rajasthan: ModiThere is no Kanoon in Rajasthan. It is Andher Nagri. Has any Government been rebuked so much by HC & SC: Modi12:05 pm: Under the leadership of Vasundhara raje, take Rajasthan to greater heights. Make BJP victorious in the elections:ModiUproot the Congress from Rajasthan as the party has destroyed the nation :Modi12: 07 pm: Must we not know who has put our money in banks abroad? Why is Delhi getting worried on that:ModiSubmarine scam, rail, Adarsh, coal. Who Rail me khate hain, Khel (sports) Me khate hain. Khet(agriculture) me Khate hain, Ret(sand) me bhi khate hain: ModiAkash, Prithvi, they have left nothing. Jal, Thal, Patal, they have left nothing . And forget the earth also:ModiIf the nation has to move ahead, it has to be free from corruption: ModiOver 40 instances of communal violence under your government Gehlot ji. Whose responsibility is this: ModiIf there is a record for Ministers in jail that record also belongs to your government:Modi12: 13 pm: I do not even want to say what Honourable Governor said about the roads. You are also ahead in corruption:ModiSee the roads here. Your ministers say when we enter Gujarat we get good sleep because roads are good there:Modi

Live reporting: People leave their rallies, but flock to our rallies, Modi tells Rajasthan voters

Alwar(Rajasthan): BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today poked again at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's popularity by remarking that while people leave the rallies of some leaders (read Rahul) midway, they hardly find space in

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