BJP president J P Nadda pilloried the Congress on Thursday, saying its leaders get "stomach ache" when Prime Minister Narendra Modi is praised across the globe and call him names.
Addressing a public rally in Nadbai in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan, Nadda also targeted the Ashok Gehlot-led state government, alleging it was "neck-deep in corruption".
"The Congress gets stomach ache when Prime Minister Modi is praised across the globe. They call him 'vile', 'snake', 'scorpion', 'tea-seller'," he said.
Training his gun on the Congress dispensation in the state, he said, "The Gehlot government is neck-deep in corruption. They have given an open licence to each of their MLAs for corruption. There is corruption everywhere, out in the open," he said.
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Rajasthan goes to assembly polls later this year.
