BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on Tuesday said there is a groundswell of "hatred and dislike" against the UPA government and common people are eagerly awaiting to exercise their mandate to vote the government out of power. In PM mode,Narendra Modi tones down Pakistan stand "The 2014 Lok Sabha elections; from the time I started knowing and understanding politics and elections,is the first time that the common man is eagerly awaiting polls," said Modi. Modi reaches out to allies after becoming BJP's PM candidate,assures victory He was addressing a function organised on his 64th birthday today to felicitate him for his elevation as the BJP's prime ministerial candidate recently. Did Modi learn his 'no dream of becoming PM' lesson from Advani,asks Digvijaya "This time the discussion has begun from the common people and they are hoping for polls to happen as soon as possible. The entire country is in a hurry for elections and waiting for this government to go soon". Parivar divided on timing to name Narendra Modi PM candidate for 2014 Modi said,"For the first in India,I am seeing such a hatred and dislike for any elected government," he said without naming the government at the Centre. RSS push for consensus on Modi as PM candidate "There is a desire for change in the country. People strongly believe that the present situation cannot just be allowed to prevail for long," the Gujarat Chief Minister said. BJP,RSS meet to evolve consensus on Narendra Modi as PM candidate Modi said that the common people were awaiting elections the way they do for rains in a hot and humid month of June. Modi is BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate despite Advani's objection "Generally,discussions on elections start on television and in newspapers and people start discussing it only after candidates file their nomination papers. However,this time it is the other way round," he said. Taking a dig at UPA government at Centre over missing coal files,Modi said,"It is said that coal scam files are missing,but I say the entire government in Delhi is missing".
