He also said that Congress wants to open 2,000 women police stations. Gandhi said that UPA Government has started work on an industrial corridor which would also pass from Rajasthan where several industrial units will be set up.
The Congress leader received a large applause from the audience when he said that he wanted a day to come when on products there are stamps of 'Made in Jhunjhunu' and 'Made in India' instead of 'Made in China'.
"Today, we see products with stamp of 'Made in China', but I want to see a stamp of 'Made in Jhunjhunu, Made in Rajasthan and Made in India," he said.
He said that while Congress rule would provide industrial growth and welfare of farmers, "BJP wants to run a government of businessmen."
Gandhi remembered Jat leader and former Union Minister Sisram Ola, who died last year, and said that he always talked to him about Jhunjnunu and Rajasthan.
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