Congress won't get double-digits in any state: Modi

April 05, 2014 13:15

BJP's PM nominee Narendra Modi, who was beside senior leader LK Advani as the latter filed his nominations from Gandhinagar in Gujarat after initial discord, exuded confidence that Congress would not touch a double-digit figure in any of the states of the country.

Modi also praised the party veteran, saying that it has been a privilege for them to serve BJP, India and Advanijee.

Modi said that it's a very rare occasion that the verdict is out even before the elections have been conducted, appealing to BJP workers to ensure victory for Advani in Gandhinagar with a huge margin.

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