NEERAJ KUMAR

In an all-out attack on the Congress at a huge public meeting in Chilver under Zaheerabad Lok Sabha limits, Modi said the Congress’ hand symbol symbolised five evils — false slogans and false promises, vote bank politics, promotion of criminals and mafia, parivarwaad (family) politics, and corruption. (AA Image)

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Addressing a public meeting, jam-packed with large number of women voters at Jagtial town in Karimnagar district of North Telangana where the saffron party is considered to be having greater support, the Prime Minister offered his obeisance to women by terming them as `Shakti Swaroopini’ and recalled that the I.N.D.I.A. bloc leaders have insulted women at their meet in Shivaji Park, Mumbai on Sunday. (Age Image)

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