BJP took Jib for PM Modi comment in Rahul Gandhi: Pakistan’s posterboy


New Delhi:

The BJP on Thursday slammed the Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi with “Pakistan’s posterboy” Jibe, stating that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not sending “love letter” to Pakistan as the Congress had done for years.

After this Congress leader, X accused Prime Minister Modi accused Modi of “compromising” with India’s “prestige” and asked why he agreed to stop military enmity against Pakistan and sacrificed the interests of the country.

Reacting to Mr. Gandhi’s comments, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said, “It seems that you have finally seen PM Modi’s address. Even if it takes you 10 days, it’s a good thing.” “The Modi government is not sending a love letter, as was done by your own party for years,” Mr. Joshi said in a post on X.

The Union Minister said, “We have given the strongest response ever.”

Commenting on Mr. Gandhi’s comments, BJP national spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari wrote in a post on X, “A man speaks who is a posterboy of Pakistan!” “Congress has become nothing but a supporter Pakistan fake news factory,” Mr. Bhandari accused X in another post.

The Congress is questioning the government to stop Operation Sindoor when the armed forces were getting stronger and taking decisive action against terrorist camps in Pakistan.

Commenting on the Prime Minister’s speech in Rajasthan on Thursday, Mr. Gandhi wrote on X, “Modi ji, stop giving hollow speeches. Just tell: Why did you believe in Pakistan’s statement on terrorism?” Why did you renounce India’s interests for Trump? Why does your blood boil only in front of cameras? You have tied up with India’s reputation! ,

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