Days before Kejriwal was scheduled to travel to Gujarat for his road show, local Congress party workers provided him with details of specific places that he should visit as well as the farmers her should meet. Their strategy was simple. Identify entities that can help them malign Modi. The plan was on the following lines: if one of the many suburban roads can be identified as dirty then the entire suburb can be labelled as filthy. Kejriwal realizes that Modi is most likely to be the next PM of India. By directly hoping to engage Modi, Kejriwal is trying to stand on the same pedestal as Modi. Questions that Kejriwal MUST answer: - His party lodged complaints against Sheila. Nothing has happened. Sheila is now the governor of some state instead of going to Tihaar jail. - He claimed he would bring in the lokpal within 15 days of taking up power in Delhi. After 15 days, he quit. - Instead of trying to bring everyone on board, Kejriwal knowingly took the route that would ensure that the janlokpal bill reached nowhere. - All water and electricity subsidies stand withdrawn - No SIT investigation has started on 1984 Riots - No one has any clue of what is happening with the CAG Audit of the Power companies - Kejriwal made so much hue and cry about Rober Vadra, but has not done anything on that front since coming to power - Kejriwal prefers to incite mob at the first available instance - He swore on his children that he would not join hands with Congress. AAP is nothing but a B team of Congress that is being groomed to counter Modi. - Narendra Modi government has performed remarkably in the last decade. Agriculture production, which was at Rs 9,000 crore in year 2001-02, has been gone up to Rs 1,12,000 crore in the last fiscal. - Narendra Modi government has taken total production of milk in year 2001-02 from 58.76 lakh metric tonne to 103.15 lakh tonne now. - Narendra Modi government has increased the number of universities from 15 in year 2000 to 52 now, while government colleges have jumped from 20 to 71 now. - Under Narendra Modi government, Gujarat has made progress from revenue deficit of Rs 6,732 crore in year 2001-02 to revenue surplus of Rs 4,602 crore. - Under Narendra Modi government, infant mortality rate in Gujarat has come down to 38 from 60 in 2001. - Under Narendra Modi government, school dropout rate for students in I to V was 20.50 per cent in year 2001-02, which has fallen to 2.07 per cent. - Gujarat has achieved 100% rural electrification under Modi. - There have been no riots in Gujarat since 2002. - No court of law has found Modi involved in 2002 riots WHAT RUBBISH IS KEJRIWAL TALKING?
Posted on: Fri, 07 Mar 2014 06:47:49 +0000
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