This Article is From Sep 23, 2015

Sonia, Rahul Cannot Slam Gujarat's Land Policy After Government Report: Narendra Modi

Sonia, Rahul Cannot Slam Gujarat's Land Policy After Government Report: Narendra Modi

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addresses an election rally

New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on Tuesday latched on to a Commerce and Industry Ministry-sponsored report to slam Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, saying they have nowhere to go after "toffee model" of Gujarat's land acquisition policy was adjudged as the best practice by their own government.

The report released on Tuesday has showcased the Gujarat model of land acquisition as the best practice, which can be "emulated" by other states with some modifications.

"You (Sonia and Rahul Gandhi) have been abusing Modi, but your sins have overflowed. The report released by your Commerce and Industry Ministry, not Gujarat government, says that the land policy of Gujarat is the simplest...

"It says other states should follow the path of Gujarat in land acquisition for industrial progress and development. Madam Soniaji and Rahul Bhaiyya, what will you do now? You had been terming it as 'toffee model' and 'balloon'. Now the same toffee model has been given a trophy by your government," he said in a scathing attack on the Gandhis while addressing a 3D rally. (Elections: Full Coverage)

Citing the report, he took a jibe at the Congress, saying it was clear that its luck was bad and its "death" was certain. "It's good they have been slapped a day before the polls," he said.

Rahul in his campaign has often ridiculed the land acquisition policy in Gujarat as "toffee model" under which select industrialists were given land for the price of toffees. (India Votes 2014: Track Updates)

Speaking about his rally in Amethi, he said he has hit a nail in the coffin of the Congress and that there was talk of development in the high profile Lok Sabha seat for the first time. ('In Amethi Not For Badla But Badlav',says Narendra Modi)
 
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