PM Modi: 'Does Karnataka forgive those who abuse?' PM Modi asked this question to the people

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Ankola on Wednesday during his visit to Karnataka. He took part in a public meeting organized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Padma awardees Tulsi Gowda and Sukri Bommagouda from Karnataka at Ankola in Uttara Kannada district.

During this he said that we are your servants, we will obey whatever you order. We don't have a remote control. If we have a remote control, they are 140 crore Indians. The BJP's double-engine government got only 3 years to take Karnataka forward and in the initial 3 years, a lot of time was spent cleaning their garbage. After that, we accelerated the pace of development in the state and we have resolved to make it the No. 1 state of the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that during the Congress-JD(S) government, 30,000 crore foreign investment (FDI) used to come annually. After the formation of the double engine government, the investment increased to 90,000 thousand crores annually in 3 years. In this election, Congress is saying that our leaders are retiring, vote while leaving. Another way to ask for votes is to abuse Modi. Does Karnataka forgive abusers?