New Delhi, 22/1: The fight for middle-class votes in Delhi intensified with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday saying that the BJP considers them ‘backbone’ of Indian economy while AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal unveiled a ‘seven-point manifesto’, demanding that they be saved from “tax terrorism” through measures like hiking income tax exemption limit to Rs ten lakh.
Addressing BJP workers in Delhi as part of ‘Mera Booth Sabse Majboot’ programme hours after Kejriwal released his demands, Modi said the Centre is creating every modern facility from education to health after understanding the aspirations of the middle class.
