Modi Has No Development Conception: Govindacharya

Former BJP leader K N Govindacharya today said Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi did not have any "concept for development" and the state had benefited from its geographical advantage.

"Narendra Modi has no development conception at all. Development means it should reach the last person of the society," Govindacharya said, indicating Gujarat still lagged behind in all-round development.

"Besides, Gujarat has also geographical and natural advantage and coastal belt," he said in an obvious reference that traditionally the state has been a developed state.

Replying to media queries here, the founder of Rashtriya Swabhiman Andolan was rhetoric when asked his choice on next prime ministerial candidate saying, "Let there be a lottery."

Backing Anna Hazare, Yoga guru Ramdev and Arvind Kejriwal in their fight against corruption, Govindacharya warned that democracy and its wings could be in danger if political parties failed to take up economic issues based on traditional Indian ideals.

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Dec 16, 2012
08:15 PM

 True, Modi is incapable of having any development conception of his own. Modi's 'DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTION"  is determined by the AMERICAN FIRM  APCO WORLDWIDE, which has taken the entire GUJARAT on PERPETUAL  LEASE.  Govindacharya's knowledge  is history by now. Nevertheless,  not advisable to visit  Gujarat for any  spot  study. !!!

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