"The duty of a politician is to understand people's dreams.... and keep his dreams aside...In Gujarat, only one man's dream prevails...your dreams are never even asked about ..." he added.
Recalling that former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi ushered in "revolution" by bringing in mobile phone. "You have a mobile phone. Who brought it? Rajivji... what happened...a revolution came and your voice started getting heard...Who was standing with Rajivji...Sam Pitroda from Gujarat," he added.
"Tell me how much water do you get? How much water do farmers get here...do youths get employment," Rahul asked to which the public replied in negative.
"Voice of adivasis, farmers and labourers is not allowed to be raised," he alleged.
Taking on the Gujarat government for not appointing Lokayukta, Rahul said the government was purposefully not responding to Right To Information applications and thus corruption is going unnoticed.
"When it comes to corruption, we brought RTI. The common man should get to know what happened here. The state government here says people of Gujarat should not get it (RTI). Many RTI applications are pending here...Jan Lokpal Bill was stalled by the BJP in Parliament and here we don't have a Lokayukta," Rahul said.
Trying to strike a chord on Vallabh Bhai Patel, Rahul said, "When we moved ahead to fulfill the dream of Sardar Patel that no one should remain hungry in India by introducing the Right to Food Security Bill, they (BJP) obstructed (it) in Parliament... they are trying to snatch away the voice of poor."
Modi often invokes the first Union home minister of the country, who hailed from Gujarat, in his speeches.
Alleging that basic issues in Gujarat concerning the common man stand unresolved, Rahul took a dig at Modi over the Nano car project. "You know for every Nano car you pay Rs 60,000....but you get nitrate in water here," he said.
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