You and I Have Right to Ask PM Modi What Happened to His Development Model, Sharad Pawar Tells Voters
The NCP chief said instead of talking about unemployment and plight of small traders, Modi was seeking votes in the name of country's forces.
File photo of NCP chief Sharad Pawar. (PTI photo)
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Thane: NCP chief Sharad Pawar has said opposition parties and people have the right to ask Prime Minister Narendra Modi what happened to the development model promised by him and the BJP.
He was addressing an election rally on Friday night for NCP candidate from Thane Anand Paranjpe.
“You and I have the right to ask PM what happened to his development model,” the NCP chief said.
Modi won the last Lok Sabha elections by promising Gujarat-like development model for the country, but in the last five years he did not say anything about unemployment and the plight of small traders, labourers, Dalits and tribals, Pawar said.
Instead, the prime minister was seeking votes in the name of country's security forces, he alleged.
On Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray's jibe that Pawar fled from the "field" (by deciding not to contest from Madha as announced earlier), the NCP chief said he had won 14 elections during his career, and Thackeray should contest and win at least one.
He was addressing an election rally on Friday night for NCP candidate from Thane Anand Paranjpe.
“You and I have the right to ask PM what happened to his development model,” the NCP chief said.
Modi won the last Lok Sabha elections by promising Gujarat-like development model for the country, but in the last five years he did not say anything about unemployment and the plight of small traders, labourers, Dalits and tribals, Pawar said.
Instead, the prime minister was seeking votes in the name of country's security forces, he alleged.
On Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray's jibe that Pawar fled from the "field" (by deciding not to contest from Madha as announced earlier), the NCP chief said he had won 14 elections during his career, and Thackeray should contest and win at least one.