Congress leader Hardik Patel on Tuesday dared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to contest the undergoing election on the promised two crore jobs. Creating employment for the country’s youth was one of the key promises on which the BJP had come to power in 2014. 
Patel was responding to Modi’s challenge to the Congress to seek votes in the name of late PM Rajiv Gandhi, whom he had also referred to as “number one corrupt”, in Delhi, Punjab and Madhya Pradesh. Hitting out at Modi for bringing up the late Prime Minister in his election campaign, Patel said, “It is not in our tradition to speak ill of the dead.”