Congress can’t win by misusing institutions: Modi
31 May 2013 12:26 AM GMT
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said Congress should stop ‘misusing’ constitutional institutions such as CBI. ‘Congress should see the clear writing on the wall. You will not succeed in capturing the country by misusing CBI. Stop misusing constitutional institutions like CBI,’ Modi said at a function, where a large group of Youth Congress and NSUI workers joined BJP.
‘Today people have lost faith in Delhi... In coming days we have by-elections in the state and next year there will be general elections. Congress will pay the price for its misdeeds then,’ he said.
Bye-elections to four assembly and two Lok Sabha seats in the state would be held on 2 June.
‘I am warning you. Stop harassing your opponents by threatening to put them behind bars. You may have the power to harass, but we have ability to sustain such harassment,’ Modi said.
To the new entrants, he said, ‘I can imagine your grief when you have to leave a party for which you have toiled.... let me assure you that BJP is not a party only for membership, it is also a party of relationship....This (workers quitting) is a slap on the face of Congress.’
Recently one of the national delegates of National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), Hardik Dodia, was suspended from the organisation for alleged anti-party activities.
‘Today people have lost faith in Delhi... In coming days we have by-elections in the state and next year there will be general elections. Congress will pay the price for its misdeeds then,’ he said.
Bye-elections to four assembly and two Lok Sabha seats in the state would be held on 2 June.
‘I am warning you. Stop harassing your opponents by threatening to put them behind bars. You may have the power to harass, but we have ability to sustain such harassment,’ Modi said.
To the new entrants, he said, ‘I can imagine your grief when you have to leave a party for which you have toiled.... let me assure you that BJP is not a party only for membership, it is also a party of relationship....This (workers quitting) is a slap on the face of Congress.’
Recently one of the national delegates of National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), Hardik Dodia, was suspended from the organisation for alleged anti-party activities.
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