"Tribal Community Stands With BJP": Amit Shah In Gujarat
NDTV
In a separate rally in the Tapi district of the poll-bound state, earlier on Sunday, Mr Shah took aim at the Congress for 'misleading' the people.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the tribal communities in the country stand firmly with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Addressing a public rally at Dediapada, a tribal pocket in South Gujarat, the Union Home Minister said, "Previous Congress governments did not work nearly as much in decades as Modi-ji for the empowerment of our tribal communities. This is why our tribal brothers and sisters today stand firmly with the BJP."
In a separate rally in the Tapi district of the poll-bound state, earlier on Sunday, Mr Shah took aim at the Congress for 'misleading' the people.
"There is a BJP government in Gujarat since 1990 and the Congress is saying that the work of the Congress speaks for itself. What work is it talking about when it has not been in power in the state since 1990? The Congress misleads people. A party, which has not been in power for ages, has no work to boast of. It should be ashamed. Ever since the BJP came to power in Gujarat, the state has seen development in every field," the Union Home minister said.
