Journalism of Courage
Former BJP chief Nitin Gadkari alleged wrong economic policies and poor governance of the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre were responsible for people's woes. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
"The common man is suffering because of Congress-led government’s wrong economic policies, poor governance and visionless leadership," he told party workers in Chandigarh. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
Sanjay Tondon, BJP president in Chandigargh, welcomes Nitin Gadkari. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
Satya Pal Jain, Chairman for National Committee for Legal Affairs & Election Commission Issues, greets Nitin Gadkari. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
Despite ruling the country for nearly 58 years, the Congress had failed to improve the condition of the people of the country, Gadkari said. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
Asking voters to oust the UPA government in upcoming Lok Sabha polls, the BJP leader said the NDA would bring good governance in the country. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
On BJP’s vision document, he said, "Our party's dream is to make India a superpower. We will introduce a totally transparent system and will adopt progressive economic policies." (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
Special emphasis would be given to e-governance which could curb red tapism, he said. (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
Attacking those dubbing the BJP as "communal", Gadkari said "the BJP is the only secular party which wants upliftment of all sections of society." (IE Photo: Sumit Malhotra)
