Will not let your dangerous plans succeed: Sonia attacks Modi sarkar

May 06, 2016 10:49

Congress president Sonia Gandhi, party vice-president Rahul Gandhi and former prime minister Manmohan Singh will lead the party in its Save Democracy March from Jantar Mantar to the Parliament House. The party is agitating against what it calls the anti-democratic policies of the BJP.

Here are the highlights of Sonia Gandhi's speech:

-- I want to say this to all these people, no matter how much you try to destroy the democracy, we will not let your dangerous plans succeed

-- Life has taught me to struggle, we have faced a lot of challenged. They don't know what we are made of

-- Nothing new for us to fight anti-national elements

-- Each step of Modi government is crushing democracy

-- Modi government is not working on any front

-- The sole motive of the Modi government is to take everything under their control

-- People are being divided in the name of caste and religion, even students are struggling for their rights

-- In 2 years, Modi government has started to destroy everything. Every step they take is destroying the democracy.

-- Everybody is troubled under their rule. Farmers are forces to commit suicides. But the Modi government has closed their eyes

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