Live: I have sold tea, but I never sold my country, says Modi at Hardoi(UP) rally
Hardoi (UP): Gujarat Chief Minister and BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today attacked both the 'mother-son' duo of Congress party and' father-son' duo of Samajwadi Party and accused them of destroying India and Uttar
3:07 pm: Modi ends speech.
3:06 pm: Modi: I was born in a poor family. I know what poverty is. Give me 60 months, I will show you how to remove poverty. Give me the opportunity.
3:04 pm: Modi: Do you find any potential in the govt to enrich your lives? Crowd shouts No. I need your help. You have elected others for 60 years. Give me 60 months.
3:02 pm: Modi: There is a thriving glass industry here. The govt should have set up an institute, give training to the youths to develop the glass industry here. We can make bangles, which can make women of the world to wear nice bangles.
Those in the govt here lack ideas. Throw them out. There are nearly a 1000 towns like Firozabad. If we can infuse life in these towns, the whole of India can progress.
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