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India is Congress-mukt: Vasundhara Raje
India Is Congress-Mukt Says Vasundhara Raje. With BJP set to accomplish its \'Mission 25\' of winning all seats in Rajasthan, chief minister Vasundhra Raje on Friday said \"good days\" have arrived as the country is now \"free\" from Congress.
Jaipur: With BJP set to accomplish its 'Mission 25' of winning all seats in Rajasthan, chief minister Vasundhra Raje on Friday said "good days" have arrived as the country is now "free" from Congress.
"With the historic win, good days have come. Congress mukt (free) Bharat is now in our hands...Congress mukt Bharat is a reality now. As promised, we have accomplished Mission-25 in Rajasthan," Raje said during a press conference at the party headquarters here.
"Mr Modi and his team will bring good days in the country and our state will also be benefited. Step-motherly treatment so far meted out to Rajasthan by the UPA government will be over now," she said.
Raje thanked and congratulated people of the country and the state besides party workers for the historic victory.
"The impressive win in the state is dedicated to people of the state. We will leave no stone unturned to give Suraaj (good governance)," he said.
The CM also remembered former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and recited lines of a poem written by him to commemorate the occasion.
