Siddhpur: Congress president Sonia Gandhi raised the poll pitch today at an election rally in Gujarat by calling the Narendra Modi government as "anti-people" and alleged that it is involved in "wrong-doings".
"According to news reports, wrong-doings (hera-pheri) are going on. We have known about CAG reports (talking about corruption). There is large-scale corruption in Gujarat," she said in Siddhpur in north Gujarat.
Attacking the development plank of Modi government, she said one should ask why more than four and half lakh farmers were not getting power connection despite the Centre providing electricity.
"We have to change Gujarat and bring it back to the right path of development. We will strive to come to power to achieve this. People will give a befitting reply to this anti-people government," Mrs Gandhi said.
"According to news reports, wrong-doings (hera-pheri) are going on. We have known about CAG reports (talking about corruption). There is large-scale corruption in Gujarat," she said in Siddhpur in north Gujarat.
Attacking the development plank of Modi government, she said one should ask why more than four and half lakh farmers were not getting power connection despite the Centre providing electricity.
"We have to change Gujarat and bring it back to the right path of development. We will strive to come to power to achieve this. People will give a befitting reply to this anti-people government," Mrs Gandhi said.
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