Gujarat Cong slams Narendra Modi for `misguiding`
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Gujarat Cong slams Narendra Modi for 'misguiding'

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"misguiding" the country by giving "false and far from the true" data about the state.

GPCC president Arjun Modhwadia, while addressing reporters here today, compared Gujarat with Haryana on 38 different parameters and claimed that the former's performance was far worse than Haryana and also alleged that Modi has projected a "false and rosy" picture of the state.

Referring to Modi's recent speech in New Delhi, he said, "If you compare the vital development parameters of the two states, it is clear that Modi, while addressing those 1,800 college students, had presented totally irresponsible, false and far from the truth data to misguide people."

"Haryana, which has half the population as compared to Gujarat, has never held any agriculture festival, which has become a fashion for the Gujarat CM, and still that state is on top in the country in the agriculture sector," he added.

He claimed that Haryana has been producing 52 percent of cars, 16 percent of tractors and 80 per cent of cranes and yet it had never boasted the state as a 'Car Hub' of the country.

"Modi mentioned that in our country, 65 per cent of the population is 35 years of age. But he has never bothered to explain why 30 lakh youths are unemployed, out of which 10 lakhs are educated," he alleged.

Modhwadia has also claimed that as compared to Haryana, Gujarat was providing less amount of pension to its older population, widows and physically-challenged persons.

"The chief minister, who had boasted about the Raksha Shakti University and Teachers' University (in the state) has never cared to appoint permanent teachers with full wages in last 10 years in the state," he added.

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First Published: Friday, February 08, 2013, 22:08

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Bijay - Bangalore
The way modi is directing to the state(Gujurat) is heartly too good. The thinking he has to develop by considering the Youth mass is the right direction. The congress leaders saying regarding the pension is the way of un-developing thinking. Because providing more pension is nothing but promoting people not to do work. If a person is getting less pension then he will think of earning some more money to survive, which will help himself as well as the country to develop.
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Dilip - Vadodara
Obviously, Modi has rattled the Congress Party, with just one speech. If what Modi said was untrue, then why did Congress fail to convince the public of Gujarat in recently concluded elections? Fact is that people of Gujarat knows what existed in Gujarat before Modi and what exists in Gujarat after Modi, which includes absence of corrupt politicians... Jai Hind...
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CA Satish Shetty - Mumbai
I advice Gujarat Congress leaders and in particular,Mr.Arjun Modwadia to revolt against Congress and join hands with our great leader Modi if you are interested in the development of Gujarat and also India.If you are enemies of the country then continue in Congress.
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Sudeep Ruhil - Haryana
I am from haryana,Arjun is lier in haryana setting up a industry is itself Mahabharata procedure is very lengthy and nonsense,vote Modi and see development .
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Sudeep Ruhil - Haryana
I am from haryana,Arjun is lier in haryana setting up a industry is itself Mahabharata procedure is very lengthy and nonsense,vote Modi and see development .



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