In a jibe at Rahul, Modi says Pak eager to see ‘shehzada’ as PM
On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed the Congress saying that Pakistani leaders are banking on Rahul Gandhi becoming India’s Prime Minister after the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
Earlier today, former Pakistan Minister Fawad Chaudhry praised Rahul Gandhi saying that he has a socialist ideology inside him.
PM Modi asserted that previous Congress-led governments were weak in dealing with Pakistan. He claimed they handled Pakistan with leniency, resulting in terrorist responses from across the border.
PM Modi emphasized that the 2014 Lok Sabha elections marked a significant shift in India’s stance towards Pakistan regarding terrorism, all due to the power of a single vote.
The prime minister was addressing an election rally in Jharkhand’s Palamu.
PM Modi said, “Earlier, terrorists used to freely kill innocents, and governments used to write love letters to Pakistan. But Pakistan sent more terrorists in response to letters. But with the power of your one vote, I said enough is enough; today’s new India doesn’t give the dossier.”
“This is New India, ‘Ghar mein ghus ke maarta hai‘. There was a time when people from Jharkhand and Bihar, who used to go to protect our nation were dying for the country on borders. It was a monthly occasion. Coward governments of Congress used to cry about it in the whole world,” said the PM.
“The surgical and the Balakot strikes shook Pakistan. Now Pakistan is crying all over the world and is shouting, ‘Bachao, Bachao‘. Leaders in Pakistan are praying that Congress’ Shehzada becomes the PM. But the strong India only wants a strong government now,” he added.
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