Accusing the Narendra Modi government of trying to weaken laws on land acquisition and rural employment brought in by the UPA, Congress chief Sonia Gandhi today asked people to be wary of BJP and INLD, claiming their sole aim was to "grab power for vested interests".

"Today, when polls are before us, our rival parties, in a bid to capture power, have come out of their houses and even out of the jails," she said addressing a rally in Tosham in this Harayna district ahead of October 15 assembly election.

She said the electorate should not fall into the "trap" of the BJP which "promises a lot but delivers little". She also took a dig at INLD leader and former Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala, who was serving a 10-year imprisonment in a graft case but was campaigning while on bail on health grounds, for his remarks that if his party comes to power he will take oath from Tihar jail.