700 riots under Congress, 300 under Mulayam; Muslims need to decide who cares for them: Modi in Aligarh

BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on Sunday hit out at the Congress and Samajwadi Party for neglecting the welfare of Muslims and constantly fanning the flames of communalism in country.

Addressing a massive Bharat Vijay Rally in Aligarh, Modi said more than 700 communal riots took place under Congress while 300 riots occurred under the SP regime Modi said both the parties have always considered Muslims as mere vote banks.

“Nearly 700 riots took place under Congress’s regime out of which nearly 300 took place under SP Government’s stint and they call themselves as secular,” said Modi.

Modi once again came all guns blazing at Congress chief Sonia Gandhi for considering Muslims as mere vote banks.

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“Sonia said we made 15 point programme for minorities. How they mislead people this is an example. Those who practice vote bank politics find it correct to keep society poor,” said Modi.

Modi also attacked the three parties SP, BSP and Congress of being indulge in ‘stage-managed’ fights in Uttar Pradesh but come together to grab power at the Centre.

“The Congress has two soldiers in Uttar Pradesh. These people from Congress, SP and BSP are indulging in fights that you see on TV. These people indulge in stage managed fights in Lucknow but they come together to grab power in Delhi,” he said while addressing a rally in Aligarh.

“These three parties are misleading the people of this country and State and it is the time to bring in a change in this country. You have already suffered but the time is to make sure that your children don’t suffer,” he said.

Asking people to provide a strong majority to the BJP in the forthcoming elections, he said the voters should ensure victory of BJP and NDA candidates and get them at least 300 seats.

“Make sure that the country gets a strong Government and not a weak one. Please ensure that BJP gets more than 300 seats,” Modi said.

He appealed to the voters that they have elected rulers for the last 60 years but “this time you elect a servant for next 60 months and I promise to do things which they have not done in last 60 years.”