New Delhi, February 14: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, called out Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress party, for saying that it is fighting elections in Goa to ‘divide’ Hindu votes. PM Modi added that the Election Commission, (voters in Goa and in Uttar Pradesh), should pay attention to how opposition is trying to mess with India’s democracy by playing communal politics.

PM Modi asked the people whether they wanted to vote for a party that would develop “mafia ganj” in each of the state’s districts. He said, “If they had their way, they would have made Kanpur and other such areas in UP, a ‘mafia ganj’ mohalla. Now their ‘mafiagiri’ is counting its last breath. These ‘parivaarvadi’ want to give power to these mafias again. UP public will have to stay alert."

“Those who bring new alliance partners and kick them out in every election, would you trust such parties? Would you support such parties? Can you trust those who do not support their own alliance partners? Will such people who don’t trust their alliance partners ever trust / support the common public? Can people who only seek to bring money into their own families’ wallets possibly work for the welfare of ordinary citizens? Modi asked Kanpur Dehat voters.

He said, "The trends of the second phase and the voting in the first phase in Uttar Pradesh has made it clear that the BJP government led by Yogi Adityanath is returning to power in the state that too with a majority."