Modi insulted army! Said - before the arrival of 'country' was not safe

Modi insulted army! Said - before the arrival of 'country' was not safe

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has demanded votes in the name of the bravery of the army, has insulted the army in the wake of magnificence. He said that before his arrival the country was in danger from terrorists, now the terrorists are in danger from him.

Addressing the election rally in Hindon, Rajasthan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in 2009 and 2014 the IPL did not happen in the country. When the government was treacherous with terrorists and they did not have the strength to deal with terrorism, then they said that because of the election we are unable to provide protection for the IPL.

He said, "The Congress government was not in power and it was trembling with terrorists. That's why he did not show the courage to make IPL with the election. Today elections are going on and IPL is also going on. Meanwhile Ramnavmi to Hanuman Jayanti, Ramzan is about to come, but IPL is going on, that is the difference. '

PM Modi said that earlier there was a government run by pressing the tail and it was Modi's sain tan. The IPL will be and will be bout. If you shoot a shot, Modi will fire.

PM Modi may have given this statement to surround the previous UPA government, but his statement has raised questions about the army of the country. Congress has described this statement of PM Modi as an insult to the army.

It was written by Congress's official Twitter handle, "It is a convincing example of Modi's insult of Indian defense forces. What about brave soldiers and those martyrs who use them to demand votes? Did not exist before 2014? "

Surprisingly, PM Modi is trying to surround the Congress on the issue of terrorism, when the case of 44 jawans killed in the terror attack in Pulwama of Jammu Kashmir has not been cold.

Although he cleverly escapes the mention of air strikes with questions on the Pulwama attack. But did he have any reply to the Naxalite attack in Gadchiroli in Maharashtra, in which 15 jawans were martyred?