Rajasthan Polls - 'Modi's Guarantee Begins Where...': PM Says Gehlot Govt Will Not Return

Speaking at a rally in Rajasthan, PM Modi said that his guarantee begins from where the hope from Congress for the welfare of the poor and the public ends.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Rajasthan

Source : PTI

Rajasthan Assembly Elections 2023: Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a swipe at Congress on Wednesday and said that his guarantee outweighs all "false promises" made by the Congress. He further said that his guarantee begins from where the hope from Congress for the welfare of the poor and the public ends. He asked the people of Rajasthan to wipe out the Ashok Gehlot government to free the state from oppression and corruption.

Addressing a public meeting in Dungarpur district, the Prime Minister said that democracy has given the people of Rajasthan an opportunity to end the misrule of the Congress government, and they should not let this opportunity go. "Wipe out Congress and free Rajasthan from riots, crimes, and corruption. Congress departure is also necessary for quick implementation of the Centre's schemes," he said.

Speaking at the rally in the poll-bound state, PM Modi cornered Congress over the issue of government recruitment and said that the Congress government has "committed scam" in every government recruitment in the state. "There is such a business between Congress leaders and their close ones that their children become officers and your children are selectively thrown out," he said, as quoted by PTI.

He stated that the people of Rajasthan should note that the Gehlot government will not return to the state. 

Speaking at a rally in Rajasthan's Sagwara, PM Modi said "Wherever Congress leaders are going to seek votes, they are getting only one answer - 'Gehlot ji, koni mile vote ji (Gehlot ji, you will not get the votes)".

VIDEO | "Wherever Congress leaders are going to seek votes, they are getting only one answer - 'Gehlot ji, koni mile vote ji (Gehlot ji, you will not get the votes)," says PM Modi addressing a public rally in Sagwara, Rajasthan.#RajasthanElection2023 #AssemblyElectionsWithPTI… pic.twitter.com/eDdmImf2tB

— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) November 22, 2023

Rajasthan is set to go to the polls on November 25, and the results will be declared on December 3.