UPA hides behind veil of secularism when introuble: Narendra Modi

UPA hides behind veil of secularism when in
trouble: Narendra Modi
Zee Media Bureau
Pune: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) poll panel
chief Narendra Modi on Sunday launched a
scathing attack on the UPA government and
the Congress, claiming that they had taken the
people of the country for granted. Addressing
party workers in Pune, the Gujarat Chief
Minister said that the dynasty politics of the
country had ruined the dreams and aspirations
of the common man.
Reiterating his slogan of a 'Congress-free
India', Modi said that the root cause of the
problems was the vote bank politics being
played by the Centre.
"They feel that they should keep winning
elections, indulge in vote bank politics, collect
votes and run the country as per their whims
and fancies," said BJP poll panel chief.
Hitting out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh,
the BJP leader pointed that rupee, which was
equivalent to dollar at the time of

Madhya Pradesh ex-minister Raghavji, accused of sexual abuse, arrested

Former Madhya Pradesh minister Raghavji, who has been accused of sexual abuse by his domestic help, has been arrested in Bhopal. He had been missing ever since a first information report was registered against him on Sunday.

Mr Raghavji had resigned as state finance minister on Friday last after a CD purportedly featuring him surfaced and his domestic help filed a police complaint alleging that he was being sexually exploited by the minister.

The 79-year-old was arrested today from a relative's apartment in old Bhopal after a "vigorous search", the police said.