Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday launched a cloudy attack at the opposition Congress Party, saying if he remained in power untill people love and bless over him, it would be bad news for those who have empty and hollow the nation for 70 long years. The prime minister Modi also targeted the Congress Party over various issues including the OROP, the OBC community and the Somnath Temple visit. Addressing a rally in Prachi of Gujarat's Junagadh district, the prime minister hit out at Congress over its treatment of Sardar Patel, who helped built the Somnath Temple.

The prime minister further targeted Congress for seeking votes of the OBC communities, while stalling the OBC Commission. "Congress is seeking votes of the OBC communities but they should answer why they did not allow the OBC Commission to get a Constitutional status for all these years. We brought in the move, it was passed by the Lok Sabha but stalled in the Rajya Sabha, where Congress has majority," he added. Stating that Congress destroyed Gujarat through its caste politics, the prime minister said, "Those who ruled India for 70 years are now asking for my report card. When your family was ruling, there was an SC/ST commission. PM also show his supports to the OBC communities.