Varanasi,Taking Narendra Modi head
on, Rahul Gandhi today said the BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate does not
understand the strength of India and its people and accused his party of following
a politics that was "full of anger".Also attacking him on
snoopgate issue, Gandhi advised Modi to change slogans on his posters where it
was promised that he would give power to women, as "he was the person
sending police after women and tapping their phone in Gujarat."

"The US presidents understood that India has risen. Traders, farmers, industrialists, workers have took India forward. India has risen like a tiger and Modi comes to you and says make me Chowkidar. Nothing happened in the last 60 years. Modi says he will make the difference," Gandhi said.Continuing his diatribe against the Gujarat Chief Minister, the Congress leader said that Modi tells women that they do not have power and he would give them the power.
"He does not have understanding about India. There is no need to give strength to women of India. They have huge strength. Nobody can give strength to the country. It has strength. You have power in your hands, in your heart. Nobody will give you strength from above," Gandhi said. The Congress Vice President said, "You (Modi) send police after woman in Gujarat, you tape phone of woman. You make their conversation listen by police and Home Ministry. You stop that. There is no need to give power. The country has power in itself. You please give this country little respect," On the other hand, he said, the Congress leaders "come to you bowing our heads. We understand your strength. We cannot tell you you have done nothing in the last 60 years. "We cannot say we will change the country. You will do it. Your power will change it. This is the difference between them and us. They (BJP) make people fight, spread anger. We spread love and compassion."
Attacking Samajwadi Party and UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, who also held a roadshow in Varanasi today, Gandhi accused them of stalling women reservation bill."We want to ensure 33 per cent reservation to women in assemblies and Parliament. The parties in Uttar Pradesh have been stalling the Bill providing for the reservation. They did not allow it. Our first job will be to ensure the reservation for women. We will open 2,000 police stations only for women. And we will recruit 25 per cent women in police," he said.
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