This is not Gehlot govt, it is ‘Grih-loot’ govt, says J P Nadda at Parivartan Yatra

Targeting the opposition INDIA alliance, the BJP chief said the grouping “does not care for the people”. They are only worried about saving their families and therefore, they have joined hands against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he added.

“The Grand Alliance members want to remove Modi ji because they are concerned not about the country but only about their families. The opposition alliance is only concerned about taking the family forward! Lalu is worried about Tejaswi, Sonia is worried about Rahul, Akhilesh is worried about Dimple, Uddhav is worried about Aditya and Mamata Didi is worried about her nephew,” Nadda said.

He accused the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government of being involved in scams worth Rs 12 lakh crore. “2G Scam, Coal Scam, Commonwealth Scam, in this way they committed countless scams”.
“Therefore, they have nothing to do with the country, they are only doing it to hide their corruption and save their families,” Nadda said.

“This is not Gehlot government, this is a ‘Grih-loot’ sarkar that loots houses of the people. The Congress means loot, corruption and misgovernance,” he claimed, addressing a public meeting in Sawai Madhopur on the launch of the BJP’s ‘Parivartan Sankalp Yatra’.

He added that the Congress was not bothered about the country but for the “relaunch” of Rahul Gandhi. Nadda also named leaders of other opposition parties and alleged that they were only bothered about saving their families.
“They say remove Modi because they are worried about their families. We say take Modi forward and take the country forward,” he said.

The BJP national president said the farmers and the youth of Rajasthan are feeling cheated.

Nadda said Rajasthan used to be called a peace-loving state, but today it is being known as a state of rape and atrocities.

“Therefore, now Rajasthan is not going to tolerate it,” he said.

Addressing the rally, former chief minister Vasundhara Raje said the Gehlot government is concerned about its own interests and not the interests of the public.

Raje said to bring the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) on the ground, her BJP government signed an agreement on the sharing of river water with Madhya Pradesh on August 25, 2005.

“But, unfortunately, the Gehlot government came and the ERCP was put on hold. When the BJP government came in power again, we took forward its work by making a detailed project report,” she said.

She said the BJP will not let the interests of the people of Rajasthan suffer and will form its government in the upcoming elections.