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Calling such statements ”strange” and questioning as to whether it is an election issue as it is being used during the campaigning, she called on the people of the state to ensure this election is not about Modi or any other leader, irrespective of their party.
”I have seen that BJP leaders come here and speak strange things. I heard the Prime Minister was saying that opposition leaders want to dig his grave, what kind of talk is this? There won’t be anyone in this country who doesn’t want our Prime Minister’s good health and that he has a long life,” Vadra said.
Addressing a public meeting here, as part of the party’s campaigning for the May 10 Assembly polls, she said, ”But, I want to ask you (people)- is this an election issue? They raise strange issues, but why don’t they speak about you? Why don’t they speak about price rise, unemployment, talk about taking you forward?” Hitting out at the Congress members, who had purportedly raised the ‘Modi teri khabar khudegi’ (Modi your grave will be dug) slogan, Modi had on several occasions during his campaigning in Karnataka has asserted that people, instead, are chanting ‘Modi tera kamal khilega’ (Modi, your lotus will bloom).
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If people of Karnataka fail to realise that this election is about them, the future of their children, this election to save their state and culture, ”you will be committing a big mistake”, she said.
AICC General Secretary in-charge of Karnataka Randeep Singh Surjewala, former Minister H C Mahadevappa, and MLA Yathindra Siddaramaiah among others were present.