Modi, Hooda birds of a feather: Kejriwal
30 March 2014 11:42 PM GMT
Kejriwal, who is on a three-day road show through Haryana where election for the 10 Lok Sabha seats is to take place on 10 April, alleged that Hooda and Modi were exploiting the common man by acting as “property dealers”.
‘They are obliging big corporate houses and making big money (for) themselves in the name of acquisition of land,’ he alleged while addressing a gathering from his open jeep.
He claimed that both the state governments had deprived the farmers of their due by acquiring their land and then refusing to pay adequate compensation to the them.
Claiming that corruption was at its peak in both the states, he alleged that government jobs were on sale in Haryana as well as Gujarat.
‘Tell me, can you get a job in Haryana without paying its price,’ he asked the crowd that had gathered at the Jokholi Adda in the district.
Targeting the media, Kejriwal said it was creating a ‘false impression’ of a ‘Modi wave’ in the country.
‘If there was such a wave, why did Modi decide to contest from two seats and why was he desperately looking for a safe seat,’ he asked.
The former Delhi CM further said that he too could have contested from a ‘safe seat’ of Delhi but he did not do so as he was confident that people anywhere in the country were ready to elect clean and efficient candidates.
‘They are obliging big corporate houses and making big money (for) themselves in the name of acquisition of land,’ he alleged while addressing a gathering from his open jeep.
He claimed that both the state governments had deprived the farmers of their due by acquiring their land and then refusing to pay adequate compensation to the them.
Claiming that corruption was at its peak in both the states, he alleged that government jobs were on sale in Haryana as well as Gujarat.
‘Tell me, can you get a job in Haryana without paying its price,’ he asked the crowd that had gathered at the Jokholi Adda in the district.
Targeting the media, Kejriwal said it was creating a ‘false impression’ of a ‘Modi wave’ in the country.
‘If there was such a wave, why did Modi decide to contest from two seats and why was he desperately looking for a safe seat,’ he asked.
The former Delhi CM further said that he too could have contested from a ‘safe seat’ of Delhi but he did not do so as he was confident that people anywhere in the country were ready to elect clean and efficient candidates.
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