Rahul Gandhi wears Italian specs, can’t see change brought in by Modi: Amit Shah

PM Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah. (Source: PTI)

Days after Rahul Gandhi asked “what has the Modi government done in its last two years”, BJP president Amit Shah Saturday hit back raising the issue of security at borders while saying that the Congress vice-president could not see any change “because he has Italian spectacles on his eyes”.

“Under UPA government, Pakistan was beheading our soldiers, but now this has stopped. If firing starts from the Pakistan side, it is India, which ends the exchange by firing the last bullet. Wahan se goli chalti hai to yahan se gola chalta hai (If a bullet is fired from there, then a bomb is set off from here),” Shah said while addressing a rally in Varanasi, the parliamentary constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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He further said that “Rahul has not seen poverty” and should visit some village of eastern UP. Shah said that “Rahul’s father, grandmother and maternal grandfather as well as his mother (Sonia) ruled the country” but poverty could not be removed.

“Modi government has not engaged in even a single instance of corruption unlike your government which indulged in corruption everywhere. But in these two years even the Opposition has been unable to level any corruption charges against our government. This is our achievement,” he said.