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PM Modi will do a mega roadshow on Saturday morning at 10 am. The roadshow will pass through 18 assembly constituencies with the participation of more than 10 lakh people.
To counter PM Modi’s mega campaign, Rahul Gandhi will hold a roadshow on Sunday, May 7. Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi will address a public meeting along with Rahul Gandhi in Hubli, Karnataka on Saturday. Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi will also participate in 10-15 rallies, public relations and roadshow campaigns. Senior party leader Siddaramaiah will also lead 28 public rallies and DK Shivakumar will participate in 19 programmes.
The JD(S) has also stepped up its election campaign in the state. Former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy will be seen in 50 to 60 programs across the state. Kumaraswamy, who is yet to visit his Channapetna and Ramanagara from where his son is contesting, will make up for it by organizing mega events.
PM Modi called Congress ‘slave of appeasement’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the Congress has become a slave to appeasement and vote bank politics. Addressing a public meeting in Tumakuru, Karnataka, he said, ‘Congress is becoming a slave to appeasement and its vote bank politics. Congress can never work for the welfare of Karnataka. It can never develop Karnataka.”
“Unprecedented level of development work has been done for villages, poor, farmers and youth in the last nine years, which was not done in the last seven decades. On the other hand, the track record of Congress-JDS is such that most of the loot in their rule is done with the money of the villages. However, when BJP is in government, there is rapid development of villages and poor and this is our commitment.
PM Modi further expressed confidence that the BJP will return to power in the state with a thumping majority. The BJP is coming (to power) with a thumping majority. There was no pre-planned event, but a mega roadshow took place due to the huge turnout.”
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