Terrorist attacks had become daily affair during Congress: PM Modi in Rajasthan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Attacking the Congress ahead of the polls in Rajasthan, Prime Minister Modi said on Friday that the terrorist attacks had become a daily affair during the Congress regime.
"When there was Congress government at the centre, terrorist attacks had become a daily affair. No city was safe in their tenure. Everyone knows how terrorists attacked Mumbai in 2008. What happened in Mumbai at that time, was neither the first nor the last," PM Modi said.
While addressing an election rally in Karauli, Rajasthan, PM Modi further said, "In January 2008, there was an attack on CRPF camp in UP. In May, there was a bomb blast in Jaipur. In July, there were serial blasts in Bengaluru. Next day, bomb blasts in Ahmedabad. In September, there were two terror attacks in Delhi. In October, serial blasts in Guwahati, Agartala, Imphal".
PM Modi also said that the Congress was distraught when he got the award from UAE during elections and when Azhar was declared international terrorist while polls underway.
Further targetting the Congress PM Modi said that the government at the Centre during the 2009 "had no courage".
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"The youth takes a lot of interest in IPL. But there were two occasions when it could not be played in India, it was played in South Africa. This happened in 2009 and 2014. The government at the centre was so scared of terrorists. That government had no courage".
"In 2009 & 2014 they said, there's election. Police isbusy so can't have IPL. There are elections now, there was Navratri, Ramnavmi and Hanuman Jayanti too. Ramzan will be here. But IPL is going on", he added.
(With inputs from agencies)