Exiled Patidar leader Hardik Patel under police confinement criticises the Modi government

Udaipur July 23: The social activist 23-year-old Hardik Patel sits under police scrutiny in his temporary home in Udaipur.Unable to enter Gujarat for six months because of a  conditional high court order  and having to surrender his passport ,he is unhappy over the events that lead to this.

Hardik who calls himself a social leader, committed to resolve social issues concerning the farmers, youth and women talked about his life to TOI

He says that the Gujarat high court hasn’t laid any such restrictions nor ordered house arrest. Yet the local police have wrongly confined him.

He has asked his lawyer who sent notices to the Udaipur IG and SP seeking clarification on the issue so that he can move out of his house.

He talks about the backward classes in Rajastan. and that farmers are committing suicides, women are not safe and youth are struggling for jobs. all that he is trying to do is give solutions to the burning problems of the common man.

He talks about the the Patidar Samithi(PAAS) not supporting the current Gujarat CM and that the jungle raj prevalent in governance in Bihar is spreading to Gujarat.

Everything is now based on political parties and it is a misconception. People elect and run the government not political parties.

He expressed that he would not join or make any political party and that he was a social reform who has scores of people who have pinned their hopes on him.

He said that he had done nothing against the country for the law to slap sedition charges against him and that no sedition charges were  considered whether it was Kashmir, Godhra, Dadri lynching, Kupa movement and not for terrorists, naxalites or even Zakir Naik.

If the sedition charges are proved against him then he will serve life imprisonment of 14 years.

He says that he has a long way to go in a country where 80 year old become prime ministers and chief minsters.

He lauded PM Narendra Modi  an NRI PM ,for being only interested in foreign relations and not of the country.