Modi is unstoppable: Venkaiah

Modi is unstoppable: Venkaiah
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Venkaiah: Modi is Unstoppable, Claiming that NaMo wave was becoming stronger by the day, the BJP senior leader M Venkaiah Naidu said that Modi was unstoppable.

  • Sure of 300 seats for BJP, yet open for alliance with like-minded parties
  • TRS and YSRCP hand in glove has come true
  • Congress party’s campaign is full of lies

Hyderabad: Claiming that NaMo wave was becoming stronger by the day, the BJP senior leader M Venkaiah Naidu said that Modi was unstoppable. He said that all the accusations and heckling by Congress and some other political parties calling him a tea vendor or even talking about his caste would not help them to come back to power.

Venkaiah: Modi is Unstoppable

“All such dirty tricks are sure to boomerang on them,” Venkaiah said. Speaking at a press conference here on Saturday, the BJP senior leader also described the Congress party’s campaign led by Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi as full of lies.

“The mother and son had nothing to explain about their betrayal of the promises made by them in the last 10 years and nothing to offer to the people for the future. They have become bankrupt without ideas. Repeating lies is not going to help them. They are exposed and it is proving costly for them,” he stated.

Asked about the BJP prospects in the State, he said the post election developments indicated that their suspicion that TRS and YSRCP were hand in glove was coming true. “From day one, KCR never criticised Jagan nor did Jagan criticise KCR. We have suspected a possible post-poll alliance between TRS and the Congress and KCR’s remarks on Friday stands testimony to that,” he stated. The BJP leader said that the support from Central government would be crucial for the new State.

“A new state cannot grow without support from the Centre. However, there is no stopping of Modi juggernaut. The BJP will cross 300 marks. At the same time, we are open for post-poll alliance with like-minded parties,” Venakaiha announced.

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