PATNA: Under attack for pursuing personality-based politics by making Narendra Modi a fulcrum of its campaign for 2014 general elections, BJP today charged Congress with glorifying contributions of one family by launching a staggering 650 schemes in the name of Jawahar Lal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi."It has been the Congress that has glorified contributions of one family by giving it credit for every thing taking place in the country before and after the Independence," former BJP President M Venkaiah Naidu told reporters here.Giving an impression that no other leader other than one family did any good for the country, Congress launched 650 schemes in the name of three personalities - Jawahar Lal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, he said.Naidu promised that the BJP-led NDA, in the event of being elected to power in 2014 general elections would review christening of all these 650 schemes in the name of members of one family."BJP will discuss all issues related to 650 schemes, including rationalization and christening of these schemes in the name of members of one family," he said.Rubbishing Congress charge that Modi has muzzled democratic functioning of the BJP by outsmarting all other top leaders to get himself declared as the prime ministerial nominee, Naidu said said the allegation was far from true as it was the party's decision to make the Gujarat chief minister its face for the general elections and the decision was taken in a democratic manner."The charge of pursuing personality-centric politics does not stick at us.....it has been the trade mark of the Congress," he said recalling the late Congress leader D K Baruah's famous one liner in 1970s : "Indira is India and India is Indira."It was same the person (Indira Gandhi) who subverted parliamentary democracy by imposing Emergency in 1975 in the country and amending Constitution to protect the interests of her family, Naidu said and mocked Congress for claiming itself to be the flag bearer of deomcracy.He also reminded Congress about late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's remarks "when a big tree falls, earth shakes" after the outbreak of the anti-Sikh riots following his mother's assassination in 1984 to underscore his point that it was Congress which practised personality cult in politics.On Congress' jibe at Modi for not respecting seniors, the former BJP president alleged that the Sonia Gandhi-led Congress did not allow the former Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao's mortal remains to be brought at the AICC headquarters for paying tribute and her predecessor Sitaram Keshari was bodily lifted out of the party office to make way for Gandhi.Alleging that the Congress leadership unceremoniously removed S M Krishna as External Affairs Minister and packed off another senior leader C K Jaffer Sharief, Naidu said Congress should not give sermon to the BJP about pursuing 'personality-centric politics' and being disrespectful to senior leaders.Charging Congress with diverting attention from real issues by mounting attack on Modi by calling him "divisive", "dictatorial" and even bringing his family matters to fore, the senior BJP leader asked the main ruling party at the Centre to debate price rise, corruption, scams, black money, and introspect as to why it failed the country and its people for a decade.Claiming that a wave is sweeping the country in favour of the NDA that may turn into a storm as the poll process reached advanced stage, Naidu claimed that Modi-led government would come to power at the Centre with at least 300 seats from all regions including the southern states.On the senior BJP leader M M Joshi's controversial remarks that the wave was in favour of the BJP and not Modi, the BJP leader said that his senior colleague had already clarified the matter."There is no difference between BJP and Modi and Joshi has clarified his remarks," Naidu said.On Modi refusing to apologize for the 2002 riots, the former BJP president that said the Gujarat Chief Minister's successive victories in the assembly polls since 2002 vindicated Modi's stand on the issue.When mediapersons persisted for his response on Modi's refusal to apologize for 2002 riots, Naidu sought to parry the question saying "please don't divert attention from 2014 general elections."On Congress seeking Modi's apology for the riot, he asked it to introspect for a number of communal carnage taking place during its rule and said that that party had been in the habit of playing communal cards for electoral benefits.On the controversy arising out of the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's former Media Advisor Sanjaya Baru's book 'The Accidental Prime Minister', Naidu said BJP's allegation that Congress President Sonia Gandhi had been acting as extra constitutional authority to run the UPA government was proved correct."We have been saying for long that the PM presides, Madam decides," the former BJP president said.