Can’t question Modi’s honesty, says Rajnath
Patna
Hitting out at the Opposition for accusing PM Narendra Modi of corruption in Rafale deal, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said no one can question Modi’s honesty and rival parties should desist from “hoodwinking and misleading” people.
Singh said those levelling “baseless and unfounded” allegations should answer whom would Modi amass wealth for, “his wife, children? Who is there? Whom will he give it to?”
Asserting that there was no blot of corruption on any of the BJP leaders, including prime ministers and chief ministers, he said party patriarch LK Advani had set an example by resigning when allegations were levelled against him.
“I feel very hurt. I have known Modi for long… you can level other allegations if you want that Modi has worked less or he could have done more but no one can question PM’s honesty and intention. You should not do politics by misleading people,” the minister said at an interaction with intellectuals to seek suggestions for the BJP’s ‘Sankalp Patra’ for the upcoming Lok Sabha election.
“Some said prime facie there is case, so our Advaniji had set an example by quitting. He said he won’t enter Parliament till his name is cleared. This is called politics,” he said.







