Three `AKs` popular in Pakistan – AK-47, AK Antony, AK-49 Arvind Kejriwal: Narendra Modi

Zee Media Bureau/Ajith Vijay Kumar New Delhi/Udhampur: Kick-starting his `Bharat Vijay` series of rallies from Jammu and Kashmir, , BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on Wednesday launched a direct attack on Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal by referring to him as one among the three `AKs` that are popular in Pakistan. The other two being assault rifle AK-47 and Defence Minister AK Antony.

Addressing a massive rally at Hiranagar in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, Modi said, “There are three people who are being praised in Pakistan - they are three AKs. The first one is AK-47 that is used to spill the blood of innocents, the second is Defence Minister of India, AK Antony, who had said that those who beheaded the Indian soldiers were terrorists in Pakistan Army uniforms and the third is AK-49. This AK-49 just gave birth to a new party and on his party`s official website, the map shows Kashmir is given to Pakistan and one his most trusted aides has favoured plebiscite in Kashmir....Pakistan’s papers are full of praise for them. They are enemies of the country. They speak in favour of Pakistan.”

3 AKs are very popular in Pakistan: AK-47, AK Antony & AK-49, whose party talks of referendum in Kashmir & shows Kashmir being in Pakistan.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

Paid my respects to every martyr who died defending the nation & recalled the courage of our Kashmiri Pandit sisters & brothers.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

“We need to identify and know the real nature of these Aks,”he added. While he did not directly name Kejriwal, the direct attack on the AAP leader suggests that Modi has finally decided to take him on. Modi also chided Rahul Gandhi by referring to him as “shehzada”. “Congress leader `shehzade` says that Congress is idea but I say they are wondering from where has this `chai wallah` come...the country has been destroyed by your idea, the nation has had enough of you.”

Those who have no answers to people for their misdeeds mislead the nation in the name of secularism. India wants peace, harmony & Sadbhavana— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

The BJP stalwart once again sought 60 months for him in power and promised to changed the lives of people.

Give us 60 months to serve you. We don't want to enjoy power but want to be Chowkidars who will guard people's money http://t.co/4gjOqllXkQ— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

“The path I am on needs 18 hours of hard work, the Congress can`t come on this path,” he said while also hitting out at dynasty politics.

Urged people of J&K to reject dynastic politics from the State & Centre. J&K deserves a government that fulfills aspirations of their youth.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

The rally in Jammu and Kashmir was the first of the 185 `Bharat Vijay` rallies Modi will address across the country.

The rallies are called Bharat Vijay Rallies. When we say Bharat Vijay, we mean India winning over price rise, corruption, misgovernance.— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

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Prior to the rally, Modi reached the famed Mata Vaishno Devi shrine in Trikuta hills, Katra, and sought blessings of the Goddess.

After seeking blessings of Mata Vaishno Devi, addressed the 1st of the Bharat Vijay Rallies in Hiranagar. Phenomenal response from people.— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 26, 2014

He will also hold similar rallies in Bulandshahr and Nagina in Uttar Pradesh. The Gujarat Chief Minister will then attend a rally in New Delhi at 7.00 pm. "Bharat Vijay rallies will be characterised by a unique mix of a standardised format adapted to suit localised requirements, including chargesheets on each state ruled by the opposition," senior party leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said. "They will be remarkably different from traditional rallies in terms of attracting masses and communicating with them," Naqvi added. The BJP is employing novel campaign strategies to ensure maximum impact for the `Bharat Vijay` rallies. Starting with personalised invitation letters to targeted dissemination of Modi`s vision and message, the party has planned the exercise to the last detail. Another novel idea is the introduction of "Namo Sujhav Patras" for people to give their suggestions on the way forward. The party will also carry out on-ground fund raising for "Modi For PM" Fund. While Modi would be leading from the front, the party will also be banking on president Rajnath Singh and other top leaders like LK Advani, Sushma Swaraj, Arun Jaitley and Murli Manohar Joshi and the chief ministers to campaign aggressively across the country.