Rahul: Maha polls fight of 2 ideologies

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said that the Maharashtra state Assembly elections is the fight between two ideologies. He said that while the Congress’ ideology revolves around the aam admi (common man), the Opposition’s ideology is about select people.
The Congress leader addressed his first campaign rally for the ensuing state Assembly elections at Panvel in the Raigad district. Speaking at the rally, Mr Gandhi said, “In this election there are two ideologies. One is the Congress’, which is the poor people’s ideology, while the Opposition’s ideology is India Shining. But it is the ideology of some select people.”
Mr Gandhi urged the people of Maharashtra to vote for his party in the October 13 Assembly elections for better governance. Though the campaign rally was for the state elections, Mr Gandhi only spoke about the governance of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s government in the Centre and the programmes undertaken by the Central government. Surprisingly he did not mention any of the work done by the Congress-NCP government.