BJP chief Amit Shah Tuesday targeted Congress president Rahul Gandhi, saying he and his party "sulked" after the air strike in Pakistan's Balakot as his dreams of becoming prime minister got shattered.

Addressing an election rally in Dausa, he said, "Rahul baba and his company sulked after air strikes in Balakot of Pakistan. His dream of becoming country's prime minister got shattered. Now, they are seeking proof of air strike for their vote bank."

He said the country was looking for a leader like Narendra Modi for 70 years.

"Rahul Gandhi is asking what BJP did Rajasthan. We have been in government for just five years. Your four generations have ruled the country for 55 years," Shah said.

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