BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today said at a campaign rally that Congress changed its name and symbol many times, but never changed its "intentions".

"Just see how many times the Congress has changed its name... Congress changed its name, its symbol, its slogans, but their 'niyat' (intentions) has not changed," Modi said in Jabalpur ahead of November 25 Madhya Pradesh Assembly polls.

The 'C' in Congress stood for corruption, and its scams covered the entire alphabet, said Modi.

"Will you vote on the basis of performance or will you vote on community lines, family," Modi asked people further adding that he was sure that people will vote for the best interests of Madhya Pradesh. Praising Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for following the development agenda religiously, Modi said that the state was no longer counted among the Bimaru (sick) states.