AICC general secretary Shakeel Ahmed also claimed that Modi taking over the command of BJP's campaign in Delhi shows that the local leadership of that party has realised that they cannot defeat Sheila Dikshit on their own.
"Modi's speeches are becoming like a stand up comedy circus show. It is becoming monotonous. However, even then the BJP leaders of Delhi have fielded him in Delhi. Even on the radio advertisements, leaders like Sushma Swaraj and Rajnath Singh are coming.
Congress barbs came minutes after Modi, on a whirlwind campaign in Delhi, attacked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Finance Minister P Chidambaram, saying they have ruined the country with their "bookish knowledge".
"Modi is poorly educated and the BJP has made him its prime ministerial candidate. When a poorly educated tries to match up with some highly-educated people, he ends up talking many foolish things. He is doing the same when he says that Taxila is in Bihar, Alexander's march was halted in Bihar.
"So it is anybody's guess that what kind of a dialogue an 11-month-old can have with Vivekanand. The Prime Minister had rightly said Modi will change the history and geography," Ahmed said.
He also dismissed BJP's talk of higher tariff of power in Delhi saying Modi should first ensure that the rates of electricity in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, where power tariff is higher than Delhi, comes down.