Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said Congress can not accept leaders from Gujarat and they have always defamed the state. <br/><br/>Addressing a public rally in Dharampur this afternoon, Mr Modi said, Congress has stopped saying BJP is anti-Muslim because Muslims know their real nature now. Taking a dig at Congress, he congratulated the party on what he called 'Aurangzeb Raj'. <br/><br/>He said for BJP, the wellbeing of the people matters and 125 crore Indians are its high command.<br/><br/>Mr Modi is due to address three more election rallies during the course of the day.<br/><br/>On the other hand, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said BJP government in the state has failed to provide employment to the youth. <br/><br/>Saying that 7th Pay Commission is not being implemented, he asked why the pay for fixed workers is at 5500 rupees and contract workers at 10,000 rupees.<br/><br/>Our correspondent reports Mr Gandhi will arrive in the state tomorrow to hold a series of back to back rallies for three days. Star campaigners of all political parties are holding back to back public meetings in the final phase of campaigning for the assembly polls.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said Congress can not accept leaders from Gujarat and they have always defamed the state. <br/><br/>Addressing a public rally in Dharampur this afternoon, Mr Modi said, Congress has stopped saying BJP is anti-Muslim because Muslims know their real nature now. Taking a dig at Congress, he congratulated the party on what he called 'Aurangzeb Raj'. <br/><br/>He said for BJP, the wellbeing of the people matters and 125 crore Indians are its high command.<br/><br/>Mr Modi is due to address three more election rallies during the course of the day.<br/><br/>On the other hand, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said BJP government in the state has failed to provide employment to the youth. <br/><br/>Saying that 7th Pay Commission is not being implemented, he asked why the pay for fixed workers is at 5500 rupees and contract workers at 10,000 rupees.<br/><br/>Our correspondent reports Mr Gandhi will arrive in the state tomorrow to hold a series of back to back rallies for three days. Star campaigners of all political parties are holding back to back public meetings in the final phase of campaigning for the assembly polls.