Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people of Karnataka on Wednesday to elect a full-majority government in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, stressing that a "mahamilavat" (highly adulterated) dispensation would deliver half results.

He also slammed Opposition parties' efforts to form an anti-BJP alliance as "politics of selfishness" and said they were guided solely by the agenda of "Modi hataao". Reminding people that the country got a full-majority government in Delhi after 30 years, he said, "If it [the government] were half and incomplete, it would have performed half and incomplete. This [government] is complete, it completes its works". "This is why Modi has become a reason for worry to them. Day and night, they indulge in one job — 'Modi hataao'," he said.