Rahul questions Modi on 4 yrs; what did Congress do in 50, asks Shah

Rahul Gandhi keeps asking what the Modi government has done over the past four years, when the country wants to know what the Congress has done for it over fifty years, said BJP president Amit Shah.

Shah said the top priority of the government, which is led by his party, was to ensure security onborders and handling terrorism strictly by adopting a zero tolerance policy.

The BJP chief was addressing the concluding session of the party's 'Mahila Morcha' national executive meeting at a private institute in Delhi.


Without taking any names he said when our "enemy" had forgotten the incident in which our soldiers were beheaded by its army, India launched surgical strikes to avenge the incident.

The BJP government is providing loans to unemployed youths to make them self employed. The opposition parties took jibe on the issue by talking of 'pakodas', he said. Any kind of job which involves hard work is considered dignified, he added.

The previous governments were indulging in corruption, he alleged, as he lauded the Modi government.

India will lead climate change conference in the coming years, Shah said. He also gave some important tips to women workers of BJP to ensure victory in the forthcoming parliamentary elections. Shah exhorted party workers to work 24x7 achieve the target.