‘If… then I will make Pakistan wear bangles’: PM Modi responds to Farooq Abdullah’s remarks

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday gave a befitting reply to the Indian side over the remarks of Farooq Abdullah and Mani Shankar Aiyar in support of Pakistan, saying that if the cash-strapped country does not wear bangles, He said he plans to have them wear it.

PM Modi’s reply comes in response to Nationalist Congress leader Farooq Abdullah, who while reacting to Prime Minister Rajnath Singh’s pledge to take back Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (Poku), said the neighboring country does not wear bangles. Served.

Addressing an election rally in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur Lok Sabha constituency, PM Modi referred to National Congress leader Farooq Abdullah’s recent statement, although he did not mention his name.

Highlighting the problems currently facing Pakistan, PM Modi said:Pakistan, ne chodiyan nahi peni hain, bhai pena denge.Abu unko aata bi chahie, unke pass bijli bi nahi hai, abu humin maloom nahi ki unke pass chodiyan bhi nahi hai. (If Pakistan doesn’t wear bangles, we will make them wear bangles. They don’t have flour, they don’t have electricity. Now we see that even bangles are in short supply.)

“There seem to be leaders in the Indo-sphere who are afraid of Pakistan and have a nuclear nightmare about it,” he added.

Earlier, PM Modi attacked opposition leaders while addressing an election rally in Hajipur, saying the money recovered in raids on politicians “belonged to the poor people of this country”. . During the previous Congress government, the ED had seized only Rs 3,500 crore that fit in school bags, but since we took over, the agency has recovered Rs 2,200 crore, which required 70 light trucks to be carried. ”

Mani Shankar Aiyar causes a stir

PM Modi’s reaction was also in response to remarks by veteran Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar, who said India should “respect” Pakistan, which has an “atomic bomb”.

Reacting to Aiyar’s comments, Odisha Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress party of trying to shock Indians with Pakistan’s atomic bomb, saying such weak attitudes had encouraged cross-border terrorism in the past. He said he did.

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