Oppn uniting to remove Modi, Modi working hard to remove terrorism: PM

March 06, 2019 15:41

Bubbling with confidence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that he was not afraid of Pakistan, thieves or the corrupt thanks to the blessings of 1.25 crore people of the country.

Launching a blitzkrieg on his political opponents, Prime Minister Modi said that they were uniting to remove him, but he was working hard to remove terrorism.

"They are uniting to remove Modi, and Modi is working hard to remove terror. Terrorism, poverty, corruption must be removed from the country and I am working with this target only,' he said while addressing a public rally here.

"After 30 years, a complete majority government has been formed at the Centre in Delhi. Modi is a reason of trouble for many others. Hence, day and night they are working to remove Modi," he said.

Attacking Chief Minister HD Deve Gowda led Congress-JDS government in the state for not implementing the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme (PM-KSNS), he said: "Some governments think that in their state if farmers get Rs 2,000 in their account, they will start chanting Modi's name. That is why Karnataka government and remotely controlled Chief Minister (HD Kumaraswamy) had not sent us the list of the state's farmers. We gave financial help to farmers across the country but couldn't to the farmers in Karnataka. No farmer of the state will forgive the state government," he said.

"They are perturbed because Modi is directly depositing money directly in the bank accounts and no one would be able to take anything from it. This is the truth of the 'Mahamilawat' (adulteration) of corrupt and dynastic people," he said.

"I want to tell them if they will become a wall between farmers and the Central assistance, the farmers will destroy this wall. For the vote, they take names of farmers and poor but forget them after getting votes. They don't fulfill their own promise and are creating hurdles in the public welfare work of others," he said. -- PTI

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