Union Minister Manish Tewari on on Thursday slammed Narendra Modi's speech as "unoriginal" and raised the 2002 Godhra incident to question the Gujarat Chief Minister's claim that train travellers felt safe on entering his state.
Picking on Modi's speech at a rally in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, in which he had attacked Congress, Tewari said he thought the most "amusing part" of the speech was that "even the rhetoric is unoriginal."
He said in 1991, former Prime Minister Chandrasekhar had given a slogan 4 months qua 40 years.
"And now, 23 years later, the Chief Minister of Gujarat repeats those same lines, 60 months qua 60 years. The fact is, if you are in politics, at least you should come up with original lines rather than relying on a borrowed script which has been rejected by the people," Tewari said.
He said the opposition party should reflect on why the country is prepared to give Congress 60 years and "not even six months to BJP".
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