PM at Varanasi, takes jibe at Opposition
PM at Varanasi, takes jibe at Opposition
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VARANASI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday launched a fresh counter-attack on Oppositoin during visit to his parlimentary constituency Varanasi on Thursday.

Sending strong reply to Rahul Gandhi a day after Congress vice-president accused him of receiving crores in kickbacks as Chief Minister of Gujarat, Prime Minister taunt Gandhi that he is happy that the Congress vice-president is learning 'how to deliver public speeches'

PM Modi who arrived at his own parlimentary constituency where he scheduled to lay the foundation stones of various projects. 
In the wake of allegations levelled by Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, all eyes will be on Modi as how he responds to the charges and PM Modi replied in his own way.

"Good he has started speaking...there is no chance of an earthquake now," PM Modi said while launching a cancer hospital in his constituency Varanasi.

Last week, Gandhi had threatened to cause an "earthquake" by exposing what he called the "personal corruption of PM Modi," amid a row over the government's ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes aimed at fighting corruption and black money.
Taking dig at oppositoin including former prime minister Manmohan Singh said, "When they say large parts of India did not get access to education, whose report card are they giving".

On Opposition question on surgical, Prime Minister said, "Our army makes us proud but some people have questions even on their bravery. Is it good to view institutions like this".

Earlier, Modi began his address to massive turnout saying , "He have faith in the strength of 125 crore Indians. The people of India are selfless. Blessings of people is like blessings of almighty".

Urging country youth to go for online banking, PM Modi said, "Your mobile phones can be your banks and wallet.

 

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