Rajasthan govt taking a soft stand against terrorists: PM

Abu Road: PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday, alleged that the Congress government in Rajasthan was taking a soft stand against terrorists due to its appeasement politics and took a dig over infighting in the party, saying the “CM does not have faith in his MLAs” and they also don’t trust him.

Addressing a rally in Abu Road, he alleged that an “ugly form of political battle” has been on for the last five years in Raj and instead of working in people’s interest, Congress leaders were busy in “the game of looting and saving the chair.”

Referring to 2008 Jaipur serial blasts that claimed 71 lives and left 185 others injured, the PM alleged that the Congress govt didn’t fight the case strongly, leading to the acquittal of all the accused. “The Congress govt of Rajasthan did what the Congress is notorious for. The Congress has always taken a soft stand on terrorists for appeasement. It doesn’t leave any chance to stand with terrorist ideology,” he alleged.

“What kind of government is this where the CM does not have faith in his own MLAs and they also do not have faith in their chief minister. Everyone is competing to humiliate others,” he said.