I was a tea vendor, I can empathize with the poor: Modi

BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Bijnor on Sunday.

In his address Modi said, "People are unwilling to forgive those who have looted the nation."

Slamming Congress Modi said that despite being in power for 10 years, Congress leaders don't consider PM as their leader.

He said that Congress has no issues in this election.

"They have abused Modi so much that even dictionary is not giving them anything new," Modi added.

He appealed to the people to free India off Congress and its allies.

Taking a jibe at Congress and its allies (SP and BSP), Modi said, "In Lucknow they pretend to fight but in Delhi they are very strong friends."

People in UP are facing power shortage but some places get uninterrupted power, he said.

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He said, "UPA is going. Now even the CBI can't save the Congress. But the issue is, Delhi can't have a weak government."

Gujarat CM said, "We are devoted to bring change in the lives of poor so that they live with dignity."

The fact that I was a tea vendor, makes me empathize with the cruelty done to the poor, he added.

Concluding his speech Modi said, "We are here to serve the people day and night. Such is a government we want."