'Uncalled for...': India objects to Singapore PM's remarks on ‘Tainted MPs’
Published on Feb 18, 2022 12:04 pm IST
- India on Thursday lodged a strong protest with Singapore over the comments made by its Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong that almost half of the lawmakers in Lok Sabha have criminal charges pending against them and suggesting a decline in the country's democratic polity from "Nehru's India." Singapore's high commissioner to India Simon Wong was called to the Ministry of External Affairs and he was conveyed that the comments were "uncalled for" and that India objected to them strongly. Watch full video.
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