Mumbai, May 19 (Reporter) Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president Nana Patole on Sunday expressed that change is certain both in the country and the state. Talking to media in Nagpur of Vidarbha region, he accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of trying to polarise people on basis of religion by making inflammatory while addressing election meetings and during roadshows in the state. Despite being in power for 10 years, they have not been able to make any impact in the campaign as they had nothing to say except spreading false propaganda, he alleged and noted that people will not fall for their fallacies. The MPCC chief said that BJP had brought many leaders from across the country for campaigning in Maharashtra, but their star campaigners failed to influence people anywhere. However, people of the state did not respond to BJP's campaign but at many places, they did not allow BJP leaders and candidates to enter villages, he pointed. Neither the Prime Minister of the country nor the Chief Minister of the state spoke about rampant corruption, authoritarianism, misuse of central investigation agencies, unemployment or injustice to farmers, he charged. "Therefore, there is a lot of resentment among public against them. This resentment will now be expressed through votes," added Patole...////...