Bharatiya Janata Party's
(BJP's) prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi on Saturday once
again trained his guns on the Gandhi family, while alleging a secret pact against
the saffron party had been inked in Bihar .
Addressing a rally in Katihar in the
eastern part of the state, Modi used French term RSVP, frequently used in
invitation cards to request for responses, and gave it a new meaning to attack
the Congress.
He accused Rahul, Sonia, Vadra and
Priyanka (RSVP) of practising unsavoury 'magic'.
"…it's the magical effect of
RSVP model of development that a person's earning rises from Rs. one lakh to Rs.
400 crore in five years," Modi said, apparently referring to an alleged
rise in the fortunes of Congress president Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law, Robert
Vadra.
Modi was campaigning for three-time
BJP parliamentarian Nikhil Kumar Choudhary, who is up against Union minister
Shah Tariq Anwar (NCP).
Anti-BJP alliance
"The true picture of politics in
Bihar is getting clearer now as some have forged alliance in open but others
are siding with them behind the curtains," Modi said, apparently accusing
the ruling JD-U of working in tandem with the RJD-Congress-NCP alliance.
His statement came against the
backdrop of JD(U) candidate Akhtarul Iman pulling out of the Lok Sabha race in
Kisanganj to avoid division of "secular" votes.
Modi also dared "behind the
screen" players to come out in the open.
Source: HT
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