Rahul Gandhi says, PM Modi needs to impose RSS' ideology across India

Aurad, May 3 Escalating the fight in his eighth phase of campaigning in Karnataka, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Thursday denounced Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) boss clerical applicant BS Yeddyurappa of spreading Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) belief system crosswise over India.

While addressing a rally in Karnataka's Aurad, the Congress chief said that forthcoming Karnataka Assembly polls is a fight between two ideologies Congress which has confidence in strengthening and the other is RSS-BJP.

"PM Modi and BS Yeddyurappa need to spread RSS' belief system crosswise over India. They just need that the philosophy from RSS' Nagpur office ought to win in India," he said.

The Congress chief even alleged that both the BJP and the RSS's prime plans are to captivate people to win elections.

"The BJP-RSS team couldn't care less about Karnataka's goals, it just thinks about polarizing people to win elections," he said.

He also questioned the silence of the Prime Minister on "Chhota Modi"(Nirav Modi) trick and BJP boss Amit Shah's child Jay Shah's "dubious deals."

"He answers no questions on the scams executed by his friends," Rahul included.

The Congress supremo also took a jibe at Prime Minister Modi for supporting Yeddyurappa and stated, "Head administrator Modi amusingly talks about anti-corruption from a phase he shares with Yeddyurappa."

Highlighting the achievements of the Congress government administering in the state stated, the Congress boss said that the decision isn't about the Prime Minister or him, yet about the eventual fate of Karnataka.

He asserted that the Congress government in the state fulfilled 90 percent of the guarantees made in the declaration in the previous assembly election.

"He (Prime Minister Modi) is battling in the state however he can't assault us on instruction since we have given training ideal from kindergarten to youngsters. He can't assault us on the development of streets, neither would he be able to address us on agriculturist issues," Rahul said.

The Congress chief, who later addressed another rally Bidar, said that he could never make a personal assault on the Prime Minister, owing to his stature.

"'Regardless of what he (Prime Minister Modi) says about me, I will never make an individual assault on him as he is the Prime Minister of the nation, yet I can ask him questions," he added.