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Narendra Modi

 

92 articles on India Vote Kar are tagged “Narendra Modi”, published between April 2018 and November 2019. They are filed mainly under BJP, Congress, news. They are listed below, newest first, followed by related coverage and topics.

 

Voter ID more powerful than IED, says PM Modi after voting in Ahmedabad

Voter ID More Powerful Than IED: PM Modi After Voting in Gujarat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his vote in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, on Tuesday during the third phase of the Lok Sabha election, and told reporters afterwards that a voter ID card was far more powerful than an IED. What Modi said Comparing the two, Modi said the IED was the weapon of terrorism while the voter ID was the strength of democracy, and that people should understand the power their voter cards carried. He also said voting left a person feeling pure, likening it to the feeling after taking a holyRead More


Modi says Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Modi’ surname jibe insulted an entire backward community

'Rahul disrespecting the whole network by calling me cheater'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday hit back at Congress president Rahul Gandhi over his remark linking people with the Modi surname to theft, saying the comment amounted to an insult to the whole backward community the Prime Minister comes from. Speaking at an election rally, he also targeted NCP chief Sharad Pawar over dynastic politics. The surname row At a recent rally in Maharashtra, Gandhi had asked why so many of the accused had Modi as a surname, naming Nirav Modi, Lalit Modi and Narendra Modi, and wondered howRead More


Navjot Singh Sidhu calls Modi the ‘biggest liar’ at Gujarat rally

Modi is the greatest liar as PM: Navjot Singh Sidhu

Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his home state of Gujarat, saying the land that gave India Mahatma Gandhi had also produced a prime minister who was the “biggest liar”. He was speaking at a rally in Dang district while campaigning for Jitu Chaudhary, the Congress candidate for the Valsad Lok Sabha seat. Sidhu’s charges Sidhu, a minister in the Congress government in Punjab, said Modi worked only for the wealthy and not for the poor. Addressing a largelyRead More


Modi, Rahul Gandhi and the ‘charisma’ question in the 2019 Lok Sabha election

Individuals state Modi has charm. Churchill had it too and he lost a major decision

A recurring theme of commentary during the 2019 Lok Sabha campaign was charisma: whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personal appeal would carry the BJP to a second term, and whether Congress president Rahul Gandhi, or his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who formally entered politics that year, could match it. The argument One widely read column at the time, by a former editor and Congress member of the Rajya Sabha, argued that charisma is real but neither sufficient nor permanent, and that elections are decided by everyday issues: prices, jobs, casteRead More


Modi asks voters to choose between ‘honest chowkidar’ and ‘corrupt naamdar’

Choose between honest 'chowkidar' and corrupt 'naamdar': Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday targeted Congress president Rahul Gandhi, asking voters to choose between an ‘Imandar Chowkidar’ (honest watchman) and a ‘bhrashtachari naamdar’ (corrupt dynast). He was addressing an election rally in support of the BJP’s candidates for the Ahmednagar and Shirdi Lok Sabha seats. Attack on the Congress Modi claimed that the world had recognised India as a major power over the past five years. He asked the crowd whether they remembered the decade of what he called a remote-controlled government, saying scams and delays in decision-makingRead More