LIVE! Amit Shah targets Rahul: If he becomes PM, he will ask his mom what to say

April 22, 2014 16:49

Amit Shah addressing a rally in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. Targeting Rahul Gandhi, Shah says, "Kabhi mummy ne kuch keh diya, abhi behen ne kuch keh diya, bhagwan nah karey yeh PM ban jaye, toh puchengey mummy main kya karun? Sometimes his mother, sometimes his sister speak, God forbid he becomes PM, he will ask his mother, 'what do I say'.

Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah was booked by the Bijnor administration for asking voters to take "revenge for the insult" during the violence in Muzaffarnagar last year.

"In Uttar Pradesh, especially western UP, it is an election for honour. It is an election to take revenge for the insult. It an election to teach a lesson to those who have committed injustice," he told a meeting of community leaders early this month.

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