‘Voters will reject BJP like in the past’

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Ghaziabad: Likening the BJP’s election campaign to a series of films which keep failing, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi Saturday said voters will reject the party in the upcoming general elections like in the past.
Addressing an election rally here, he noted that in 2004, the BJP sought to show the entire country that India was shining but this failed to convince the voters.
“People looked around and consulted their families, asked which India was shining and decided that their India was not shining. On the day of the elections, they pressed the button and burst the bubble,” he said.
He likened the Bharatiya Janata Party campaign to the “Dhoom” movie series. “The BJP campaign managers got together again in 2009 and said since Shining-I failed, let us make shining-2 and so they made that,” he said.
“But we had given loan waiver to farmers (in 2009) and had brought in the rural employment guarantee act. People again came, saw the BJP balloon and burst it,” he said. Gandhi said the campaign managers of BJP have brought in a new movie this time which they have called the Gujarat model.
“Earlier they were filling air in the balloon, but this time they filled it with gas. This is the third balloon, elections are coming and the power is with you (the people) and you will press the button again and the balloon will come down,” he said. (IANS)

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