The assertion of Pakistan’s former Information and Broadcasting Minister, Fawad Chaudhary, has sparked an argument in India. Chaudhary shared a put up on social media praising Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, prompting the BJP to assault Congress and even Prime Minister Modi to accuse Congress of siding with Pakistan. Without naming Rahul Gandhi, PM Modi said that Pakistan needs to see him as Prime Minister. Fawad Chaudhry has now launched a brand new assault on PM Modi by way of X (previously Twitter).
“A friend advised me to balance and say something positive about #Modi since hours I am thinking what can be a positive in an Extremist, dogmatist and hater? Someone who take pride in “ghus k Marna” someone who justify killing people only because of faith? Who is demolishing mosques to change history and taking pride in extremist ideology?,” Chaudhary mentioned in a X put up.
Earlier on Wednesday, Fawad shared a video clip of Rahul Gandhi’s speech and praised the Congress chief. He captioned the put up, “Rahul on fire.”
Rahul on fireplace …. https://t.co/6pi1mL0bQN
— Ch Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) May 1, 2024
During his election rally in Gujarat’s Anand, PM Modi additionally talked about Fawad Chaudhry’s put up and accused the Congress and Pakistan of collaboration. While PM Modi accused the Congress of immediately colluding with Pakistan underneath the guise of Fawad’s put up, Rahul Gandhi demanded a proof from PM Modi concerning Prajwal Ravanna’s intercourse scandal.
Rahul Gandhi didn’t reply to Fawad Chaudhry’s query, however BJP leaders are questioning why a Pakistani chief who spews venom in opposition to India would assist Rahul Gandhi. Meanwhile, the Congress has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and accused him of diverting consideration away from the election points by dragging Pakistan.
With simply 5 days left for the third part of the Lok Sabha elections, it’s clear that, after points like mangalsutra, wealth redistribution, and Muslim reservation, the point out of Pakistan will dominate BJP and PM Modi’s election marketing campaign.
