Modi @ PBD: 'Good days are coming, wait for 4-6 months'

January 09, 2014 10:40

BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi @ Pravasi Bhratiya Diwas:

"Yesterday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spoke and said that good days are going to come. But I think, we may have to wait 4-6 months."

"In Gujarat, there is one initiative that should be highlighted in the country and the world. The statue of Liberty: Sardar Vallabhai Patel, he unified the country. We can see India as a free country because of him. We are making the World's biggest statue. This will be the twice the height of the Statue of Liberty We did a programme on December 15, on the death of Mr Patel, and we had a 'Run for Unity' and this run became a world record. We are working hard, so that we stand side-by-side with other nations. I urge you to start this programme in other countries, so that we can spread the word of India's development across the world."

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