Addressing the much awaited poll rally here on Sunday, Gujarat Chief minister Narendra Modi said that inspite of the fact the BJP was going through tough times for the past few months, the party had not compromised as far as the development of the state was concerned.
Lashing out at the Congress, Modi said that the country knows too well as to what the grand old part was capable of and so the voters would not make the mistake of handing over the reins of Karnataka to them.
Urging the voters not to trust the Congress he said, “Can anyone make the mistake of liking the Congress? People gave Delhi to them and faced the consequences.”
“I want voters to ask the Congress – every form of government is in Delhi and CBI is also in Delhi. However, is Delhi safe and secure? So how can anyone have faith in the Congress? If they cannot manage Delhi, how can they manage Karnataka,” he asked.
Opposition leader in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj and BJP president Rajnath Singh have already campaigned for the party in the state.
The elections in the state will be held on May 5.
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi had earlier attacked the BJP government in Karnataka, accusing it of having created “a world record” in corruption.