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BJP's National Executive meet: Amit Shah targets Rahul Gandhi
25 Sep 2017
During BJP's National Executive meet, BJP President Amit Shah has attacked Congress VP Rahul Gandhi for defending dynastic politics.
He said that the BJP gives importance to performance and does not believe in the politics of appeasement.
Further, he specified that BJP will continue to keep expanding its reach under the 'Vistarak' scheme and about 4862 party workers are making efforts towards this.
About the BJP's National Executive meet
Fact
BJP's National Executive meet is being held at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium on Hindutva icon Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya's birth anniversary. More than 2,000 delegates that include the party's elected lawmakers, including 1,400 MLAs, 337 MPs and all MLCs are attending the meet.
Piyush Goyal addresses the media
Piyush Goyal
Piyush Goyal, while addressing the media, said that PM Modi's vision for a clean India was discussed. Further, he condemned the riots in WB and the violence involving the communist cadres and RSS workers in Kerala.
He also listed the Modi government's achievements of working towards a "corruption-free environment" through steps such as demonetization, shutting down shell companies and cracking down on benami properties.
Meanwhile, PM Modi will be addressing the meet today evening
Fact
Meanwhile, Modi will address the conclave in the evening and may unveil a scheme that will provide electricity to the poor. He will also focus on the country's economy by addressing falling GDP rates. He is expected to speak on demonetization's long-term impact in curbing black money.
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