"We need to strengthen our relationship with people as Congress was born from the masses and we have fighting for the people in our DNA," he said in his concluding remarks at last day of the Congress' three-day 'Chintan Shivir' (brainstorming camp) in this Rajasthan city.
Narrating the instances in which he claimed to have met a few Dalits who had reportedly consumed insecticides in response to the incident, he claimed that had he been in their place he would have first stabbed the offender before killing himself.
In an exclusive interview to ANI, the Prime Minister targeted the former Congress chief and dubbed him as a "person who does not listen and does not sit in the House." Stressing that he welcomes debate in Parliament, PM Modi said that he and his government do not attack anyone and believe in dialogue.
Counter-attacking Gandhi for his suggestion to convert Parliament into a museum, the Minister said that there are a few people who do not want to come to the House.
