Modi's images finally find place in Chouhan's yatra

Almost a month after a controversy erupted over absence of Narendra Modi's pictures during Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's 'Janashirwad Yatra', banners showing images of the Gujarat Chief Minister today dotted the yatra route in the district.
Posters and banners with BJP campaign committee chief Narendra Modi's photos and his "Yes, We Can" slogan that he had used during a Hyderabad rally earlier this month, were seen through the route of Chouhan's yatra here.
The Madhya Pradesh chief minister's 'Janashirwad yatra' had started on July 22 from Ujjain and the absence of Modi's pictures had triggered speculations about the rivalry and differences between the two BJP leaders.

Chouhan addressed seven meetings during the 140 km long route and covered 37 villages. During his speeches, he attacked the Congress-led UPA government over its "failure" to arrest the decline of a rupee against the US dollar.
"The decline in the value of the rupee amounts to lowering the dignity of the people of the country," Chouhan said.
He also criticised the Centre for not giving a "befitting reply" to Pakistan for its misadventures along the border. "Even smaller countries have gathered enough courage to stare at India," he said.
Chouhan also highlighted various welfare schemes launched by his government for the development of the state and urged people to support and vote for BJP.