Congress approaches Election Commission against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech

The Congress has accused the Prime Minister of trying to create enmity between religious communities and resorting to lies to defame opposition parties

The Congress has accused the Prime Minister of violating the principles of secularism and attacking the dignity of the constitution

The BJP has hit back, saying the Prime Minister has only echoed sentiments of the people of India

BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatai said the opposition was feeling hurt as the Prime Minister had shown them the mirror

The BJP said Prime Minister's remarks have resonated with the people who are aware of INDIA bloc's policy of appeasing infiltrators.

The BJP said the Prime Minister called the spade a spade because of which the INDIA alliance was feeling the pain. The opposition had said that the Muslims had first right on the assets of the country.

Meanwhile, the Election Commission of India has sought the transcript and video of the speech of Prime Minister Modi. 

BJP candidate Mukesh Dalal from Surat set to be declared elected opposed. Mr Mukesh Dalal was the only one remained in the fray after the Congress candidate was disqualified.

Meanwhile, the Election Commission of India has sought the transcript and video of the speech of Prime Minister Modi. 

The Election Office had declared the nomination form of Congress candidate Nilesh Kumbhani as invalid

Gujarat Congress said it was a 'match-fixing in Surat.'' The Congress accused the BJP of plotting the match fixing.