Congress President Rahul Gandhi launched the Nava Karnataka Manifesto in Mangaluru in the preswce of CM Siddaramaiah, Dr Parameshwara and other senior leaders.
Congress Scion said, "BJP manifesto is decided by 3-4 leaders. It will be the manifesto of the RSS. I am here to listen to the people of Karnataka. That is the difference between Congress and our Karnataka."
Rahul Gandhi lashed put BJP and said, "Our opponents do not respect the culture of Karnataka.PM Narendra Modi of the BJP does not stand up to what he says. "
Rahul Gandhi said,”Whatever the manifesto says will be done, 95% of what was mentioned in the last manifesto has been done.”
Earlier With the bundle of annoyance towards Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for granting tickets to the Reddy brothers, who are the mining mogul of poll-bound-Karnataka, Congress Party President Rahul Gandhi asserted Prime Minister Narendra Modi had renamed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to the Central Bureau of Illegal Mining.
Addressing a gathering here on Yesterday, Gandhi Scion hinted at hypocrisy in Prime Minister Modi's attitude on exterminating corruption.
"On one hand, Modiji says he is against corruption, and on the other hand, he has a jailed minister (B.S. Yeddyurappa) standing beside him. Take the case of the Reddy brothers. Eight tickets have been given to them to contest elections in Karnataka, along with a clean chit from the Prime Minister. Many absconders including Nirav Modi have looted public money and fled the country, but Modiji has not said a word about any this," he said as ANI quoted.
Rahul further questioned Prime Minister Modi's calm on various issues, including farmer loan waiver and the rising atrocities against women in the country.
"I had approached him (Prime Minister Modi) along with a delegation of ministers requesting for a farmer loan waiver. However, he refused to say a word on this matter, even though this has been done by many state governments. In Uttar Pradesh, his own party man is involved in a rape case, and still, he did not say a word. The truth is, he cannot be questioned and will remain silent," he asserted.
In the second leg of his visit to poll-bound Karnataka, the Congress President will be visiting Mangaluru, Bantwal, Mysuru and other areas in South Karnataka.
Karnataka will go to polls on May 12 to elect its representatives for the 225-member assembly while the results will be out on May 15.