Sonia Gandhi, the UPA chief, on Monday said this election is not just about development and her party is fighting for making the secular values enshrined in the Constitution. “This election is not only about the development of country. This election is to safeguard the constitutional framework which our freedom fighters, our forefathers have bestowed on us after much struggle and sufferings. This Constitution recognises our secular values and teaches us how to respect them,” she said. In accordance to a rally here, in a veiled attack on BJP and its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi Sonia made these statements and seemed to be serious about the religious riots that they have propagated in the country. Sonia Gandhi also added that Congress will fight for a country which is not just for a few but a country which belongs to everyone and where everyone enjoys equal rights.“We will fight for a country where it is not important what is our religion, language, place of birth or in which caste we were born, but we will fight for a country which is secular and where it is important that we all are Indian,” she said. Sonia Gandhi said that no other government has undertaken as much developmental activities during the last 10 years as done by the Manmohan Singh government, including in the backward region of Mewat.“You can see the changes which have taken place here (Mewat) if you compare the development with the previous government here, be it giving backward region status, providing drinking water facilities or developing a separate cadres for teachers and doctors,” she said.Sonia Gandhi, the UPA chief discussed about the Congress manifesto and also promises right to health for everyone, even as it has fulfilled its promises on rural job scheme, implementation of Right to Education and RTI, besides stringent law to stop violence against women.