'Rahul's 'leaderless' campaign relies on factual errors'

December 11, 2012 18:37

Asserting that Rahul Gandhi''s campaign in Gujarat was based on misinterpretation of facts, half-truths and aimed at misleading the people, BJP leader Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said the Congress General Secretary has to rethink the kind of model with which he wants to lead his party or influence the Central Government''s decision.

"Rahul Gandhi also spoke about ''Har Vyakti Ke Liye Bhojan Denge''. Gujarat Developmental Model looks for ''Har Vyakti Ke Liye Rozgaar Denge'' so that the individual's self-respect is held high and the family can proudly live on its earned income," said Sitharaman.

"So, if the attitude of the Congress is to make ''a beggar of every individual'', he has to rethink the kind of model with which he wants to lead his party or also influence the government's way as their party is ruling," she added.

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