In the
heart of Ahirwal-dominated Haryana’s Mahendergarh district on Wednesday,
BJP’s fire brand ambassador and Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed
Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda for using state machineries,
especially the police force, to create hurdles between him and the
people of the state.
“I
was pained when I heard that old-age people walked to the venue to
listen to me without bothering about distance. The state police gave
parking space far away from the rally venue to create obstacles.
"I
want to ask the state government and local police why did they not make
arrangements for parking close by. They will not become successful in
creating gap between me and the people of Haryana,” Modi said, while
addressing a gathering of more than one lakh people.
During
his rally in Rohtak, Modi underlined the need for four-colour
revolution - involving energy (saffron), crops (green), milk (white) and
fishing sector (blue) - to help India move ahead.
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