Modi's speeches are like a stand up comedy show: Congress

November 30, 2013 20:02

The Congress today ridiculed Narendra Modi as a "poorly-educated" man who was "talking foolish" in his attempt to rival the "highly educated" Prime Minster Manmohan Singh.

AICC general secretary Shakeel Ahmed also claimed that Modi taking over the command of the BJP's campaign in Delhi shows that the local leadership of that party has realised that they cannot defeat Sheila Dikshit on their own.

"Modi's speeches are becoming like a stand up comedy circus show. It is becoming monotonous. However, even then the BJP leaders of Delhi have fielded him in Delhi," said a Congress leader.

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