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UP: Modi slams rival parties, urges people to vote for BJP

| | Mar 04, 2017, at 09:44 pm
Jaunpur, Mar 4 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the people of Uttar Pradesh should vote to free the state from the rules of the Congess, BSP and Samajwadi Party.

"The Congress,BSP and SP have looted the state," Modi said.

He said the BJP government could bring the state to the path of development.

"BJP's victory has become a reality after 5 phases. Now, you need to give us a bonus and give us more seats for a comfortable majority," Modi said.

He said: "The government of India is providing resources to feed the poor but the UP government is showing no keenness to make use of them."

Modi urged people of Uttar Pradesh to vote in favour of the BJP in the remaining phase of the Assembly polls.

 

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