Opposition's presidential candidate Yashwant Sinha and TRS leader Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao (KCR) on Saturday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying elections are being held under "extraordinary circumstances" and hence the fight will continue even after the polls.
Speaking at a meeting organised by the TRS party in support of his candidature, Sinha said the election is not a fight between two individuals but a battle of ideologies.
Launching an attack on Modi, he said the PM never believed in "consensus" but only "confrontation."
He said he tried to reach out to Modi over phone after filing his nomination as presidential candidate. However, Sinha said he was informed that the PM was not available and till now there was no response for the call.
He said when he was Finance Minister in Atal Bihari Vajpayee's cabinet, he never imagined that the Enforcement Directorate could be used against rivals.
Rao, who was present in the meeting, appealed to all parliamentarians and other eligible voters for the presidential elections to vote "as per their conscience."
Attacking Modi, Rao said everyday there is gross misuse of constitutional bodies in this country to harass the opponents of the NDA government.
The southern satrap alleged that not even a single poll promise of the BJP was fulfilled. Rao alleged that some of the cabinet ministers sitting in Hyderabad say that they can bring down the TRS government the way they did in Maharashtra.
