Analysis of Modi's Political Actions

Let me give just one example of Modi being a dictator: this is what happened.

All the abuse that used to be hurled at Modi in Gujarat, all the things that were written in the newspapers

about him—every day, constantly, things were written

saying that if you put that newspaper outside in the sun, it would start burning furiously.

It was written with that much acid.

True, true—one hundred percent.

Think about it: when that man was Gujarat's CM, he never called in any newspaper

editor, never called in any reporter, never called in any owner,

and never told anyone, “You must not write this,”

“You must not write that.”

He never stopped, reprimanded, or threatened anyone.

Now, between Modi and eighty-five—

there was a Congress government. They applied tremendous pressure on Gujarat Samachar.

What are you talking about, sir?

There was a Congress government in eighty-five, that is all I am saying.

Modi did nothing like that. Think about it, Modi has allowed so many

to continue. He has not brought down a single person's state government.

In this span of twelve years.

There was also a time when the governments of eight states changed at once.

He never took any steps with the election in mind.

In 1973, Indira Gandhi made Yashwantrao

Chavan her finance minister, if I am not mistaken.

Yashwantrao Chavan said, "If Indira Gandhi and we have to demonetize

then, no, if we don't do it, we will lose our election. This cannot be done."

And if Modi had been afraid…

Just look at the result—the number of people who stabbed Modi in the back, and how they did it,

everyone knows. But Modi has never taken such

popular steps. Whatever he has done,

he has done it for the good of the country.

Whatever a person does, you have to look at their intention.

You have to look at the intention,

what intention could someone have in removing Article 370?

And when a man like Kharge says in the Lok Sabha, "Rivers of blood will flow…"

That’s when you say this again, five times, that they worship in the courtyard, that we have

after Sardar Patel, another such iron home minister, Amitbhai, who

does whatever it takes, though no one fails to do it.

We need men like this, brother, for the country.