Lok Sabha Elections 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: With just 11 days left for the Lok Sabha elections to kick off, leaders from major political parties are busy taking trips across the country in an effort to reach out to as many voters as possible. BJP national president Amit Shah addressed a public meeting in Naranpura in Ahmedabad before filing his nomination from the Gandhinagar parliamentary constituency. He said he was fortunate to become a candidate from the constituency represented by LK Advani. Shah was joined by Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray who attacked the opposition saying, "They have 56 leaders in a rally joining hands. It's good.they should join hands, even if they do not get along well. But Shiv Sena and BJP we are joined by hearts." They have 56 leaders in a rally joining hands. It's good.they should join hands, even if they do not get along well. But Shiv Sena and BJP we are joined by hearts," he added. Click here for more election news During the day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on his campaign trail in northeast India. He addressed rallies in Arunachal Pradesh's Aalo and Assam's Moran. He concluded his northeast campaign for today with a public meeting in Gohpur. In his Aalo rally, Modi took a dig at Opposition saying the party has an old connection with corruption and is least concerned about the country or its youth. He also alleged that Congress speaks the language of terrorists. "They don't have an existence in India, yet are praised in Pakistan," he observed.