However, the BJP dismissed the allegations and said all rules were complied with in allotment of the said land.
Congress demanded resignations of the Prime Minister as well as incumbent Chief Minister Anandiben Patel on "moral grounds" over the controversial land allotment to entities associated with the latter's daughter Anar.
He said altogether 245.62 acres of government-owned land, worth Rs 122 crore, in Patla village in Dhari taluka of Amreli was alloted to Wildwoods Resort and Realities Pvt Ltd in 2010 when Narendra Modi was chief minister and Anandiben the Revenue Minister.
"Wildwoods was given land for just Rs 15 per sq m, while 'Murlidhar Gau Seva Trust' which wanted to set up cow shelter there was offered jantri rate of Rs 671 per sq m. This shows the double standards of this government," alleged Modhwadia.
Reacting to the allegations, state unit BJP spokesperson I K Jadeja said, "Allegation by Congress that land was alloted under any political pressure is baseless. All the rules were followed in that process. The land sought by the Trust (for cows) was near the national highway and rates were fixed by State Level Valuation Committee based on the location of the place.