Sibal challenges Modi, says one man can't decide the fate of the nation

Alleges black money used for the Gujarat CM's rallies

Union Communications Minister Kapil Sibal has alleged that black money has been used for BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's rallies.

 

"There should be an investigation into who's paying for the lavish, camera-studded stages at his rallies," Sibal said on Friday, taking on the Gujarat Chief Minister amid a fierce battle over the legacy of Sardar Patel, reports NDTV.

 

Sibal started with asking what kind of books of Modi reads if he doesn't even know that Chandragupta Maurya did not belong to the Gupta dynasty.  

 

"He claimed he evacuated 15,000 Gujaratis in Uttarkhand, there has to be a limit to lies," said Sibal. "He doesn't know Takshila is in Pakistan," the IT Minister said mocking Modi's statement that Takshila was in Bihar. 

 

 

He said the country's future cannot be made by one person, it is made by policies. He has no vision on education, technology, cyberspace, security ... what will he bring to the nation, he asked.