Are Bangladeshi intruders ‘cousin brothers’ of Rahul Gandhi, asks Amit Shah

TASGAON: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has come out with a manifesto pledging zero tolerance against terrorism and will remove 40 lakh intruders from Assam and North East, party president Amit Shah said here at a rally held in Sangli district.


"I want to ask Rahul Gandhi that are these intruders his ‘cousin brothers’? Does he not believe in the human rights of our soldiers who get killed? When we come to power under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we will assure that each intruder is removed out of India,” added Amit Shah.

Shah had come to address the rally organised for BJP’s candidate and sitting MP Sanjay Patil.

Shah made security and farmers as major issues of his 20 minute long speech. He said that India has become the third country after America and

Israel

to take the revenge against the attack from the enemy land. “During UPA’s tenure, the enemies used to cut the head of our soldiers and used to play like football. Our policy is to give reply to such attacks by bombs."

"After the surgical strike both Rahul Gandhi and Sharad Pawar were demanding evidence. We have decided zero-tolerance policy against terrorism. Power or no power, the BJP karyakarta will never allow the separation of Kashmir from India. Both Gandhi and Pawar are silent when the leaders of National Conference stated that there will be two prime ministers in India,” said Shah.

During his speech, Shah referred to the achievements by the state government led by Devendra Fadnavis and said that his government has successfully implemented the loan waiver scheme.

“Lakhs of farmers have benefited from the loan waiver scheme launched by Fadnavis government. Owing to administrative issues, some farmers may have been left out of the scheme. I have talked to Fadnavis to provide waivers to such farmers with retrospective effect. After coming to power at the centre we will start providing interest-free loans to the farmers,” added Shah.