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Problem in Delhi, not at Border
By: Tupaki Desk | 16 Sep 2013 12:47 PM GMT
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi attacked Congress during his first public rally BJP named him as its Prime Ministerial candidate in the 2014 polls.
Defending the Indian Army, Modi asked the Centre to learn lessons in true secularism and reminded the necessity of strong leadership to resolve pressing issues. He opined the central government as mishandles the recent border troubles with Pakistan and CHina. "Problems lies in Delhi, not at the border," said Modi.
Narendra Modi was a 'hindutva hardliner' initially. Later, he reinvented himself as a development and good governance oriented leader. Can anyone believe a person who worked in a tea stall in now the prime ministerial candidate? Modi is an inspirational leader!
Defending the Indian Army, Modi asked the Centre to learn lessons in true secularism and reminded the necessity of strong leadership to resolve pressing issues. He opined the central government as mishandles the recent border troubles with Pakistan and CHina. "Problems lies in Delhi, not at the border," said Modi.
Narendra Modi was a 'hindutva hardliner' initially. Later, he reinvented himself as a development and good governance oriented leader. Can anyone believe a person who worked in a tea stall in now the prime ministerial candidate? Modi is an inspirational leader!
