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Amit Shah hits back at Congress’s remarks on PM Narendra Modi with a jab at Navjot Singh Sidhu

BJP chief Amit Shah said the Congress may continue to politicize the Pulwama attack but it will not benefit them. Amit Shah wondered how a party whose leader Navjot Singh Sidhu “spoke for Pakistan” dared to target the Prime Minister.

Updated on: Feb 21, 2019, 14:54:21 IST
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BJP president Amit Shah on Thursday accused the opposition Congress of trying to politicise the Pulwama terror attack. The Congress has alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was busy with a “film shoot” when he should have chaired a cabinet meeting on security.

Amit Shah said the Congress has no moral right to question the BJP on patriotism. (Prabhakar Sharma/HT File Photo)
Amit Shah said the Congress has no moral right to question the BJP on patriotism. (Prabhakar Sharma/HT File Photo)

Amit Shah said the Congress has no moral right to question the BJP on patriotism. “Congress has used this attack for their political interests. They created an issue of the PM Modi’s presence in a programme on the day of attack. They should know that PM Modi works for 18 hours in a day for the nation,” said Shah who was addressing a public rally in Andhra Pradesh’s Rajahmundry. (Follow live updates here)

The BJP boss said the Congress may continue to politicize the Pulwama attack but it will not benefit them. Amit Shah wondered how a party whose leader Navjot Singh Sidhu “spoke for Pakistan” dared to target the Prime Minister.

BJP president Amit Shah said the Narendra Modi government has a “zero tolerance” policy towards terrorists. He said the Prime Minister has given the security agencies a free hand to hit back after the Pulwama attack.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu was also came under attack from his former ally Shah.

Chandrababu Naidu goes on sitting on dharna in Delhi, Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. If he wishes to sit on dharna then he should sit in front of his party office which in the past five years did not work for the development of the state,” said Amit Shah in Andhra Pradesh.

 
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