The government will change within 100 days: Modi in Kochi

February 09, 2014 17:24

"The forthcoming decade will belong to the members of the marginalised community, " declared Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi at a meeting of Dalit outfits in Kochi on Sunday.

The BJP's PM candidate also promised to fulfill the promises made by the Congress in the 60 years of its rule.

"The government acts like only one family has done everything for India.Politicians are often accused of servicing their families. But I have not done anything for my family since coming to power," said Modi.

Modi also slammed the vote-bank politics allegedly practiced by the Congress, saying it turned various communities against each other.

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