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Corruption Became Country's Identity During Congress Regime: Modi Addresses Poll Rally In Bastar

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a poll rally in Chhattisgarh's Bastar on Monday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday trained guns on Congress saying corruption became the country's identity during Congress regime. Addressing a poll rally in Chhattisgarh's Bastar ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, Modi said that the after decades, the country has seen a stable and strong government of BJP.  

"Chhattisgarh has left no stone unturned in giving its blessings to me...You have come here in such large numbers to bless us today. You people have not only formed the BJP government here but have also strengthened the foundation of developed India," Modi said. 

"...After many decades the country has seen a stable and strong government of BJP. The biggest priority of our government was the welfare of the poor. After independence, Congress government ignored the needs of the poor for decades, the Congress never cared about the poor, did not even understand their problems...,"he said. 

"During COVID, Modi provided free vaccines and provided free ration to poor people and this scheme has also been extended for the next 5 years...," he said, adding that due to his government's effort, 25 crore people have risen above the poverty line.

He used the platform to reiterate his stance on the Congress manifesto saying it has imprints of Muslim League. 

Further criticising the grand old party, Modi said, "After independence, Congress thought that it had the license to loot the country but after coming to government in 2014, Modi has cancelled the loot license of Congress and Modi was able to cancel the license because you gave Modi the license."

"Now their shop has been closed, will they abuse Modi or not? So who will protect me? These crores of my countrymen, my mothers and sisters, have become my raksha kavach today," he added.

Modi's Bastar rally comes close to the heels of an encounter between the Naxalites and security forces in which 22 Naxalites were neutralised in the Bijapur district 

The polls for the 11 Lok Sabha seats in Chhattisgarh will be held in three phases on April 19, April 26 and May 7.

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