Modi attacks Congress party about Rahul elevation

New Delhi, December 04: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is busy in the campaigning of Gujarat elections, in this backdrop, the PM has lashed out opposition party congress here on Sunday.

He accused the Congress party of indulging in rigging while electing its party president.

He made scathing attack on Party and said that "Presidential election is going on in Congress, and the result is fixed".

"Sardar Patel got more votes than Jawaharlal Nehru when the Congress party had (then) met to decide who would be the prime minister of the country. But that election was rigged and Nehru won," he alleged.

"They have a history of rigging elections," he charged. Referring to Congressman Shehzad Poonawalla by his first name, Modi said he had raised questions about the process of elections and had alleged it was being rigged.