‘Congress is dying and Pakistan is crying’: PM Modi says Pak president wants Rahul Gandhi to be India’s prime minister

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday reacted to former Pakistan minister Fawad Chaudhry’s words of praise for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, saying it exposed the “partnership” between Pakistan and the Congress.

Addressing a rally in Anand, Gujarat, Prime Minister Modi said Pakistani leaders were praying for the Congress as the party weakens in India and wants Rahul Gandhi to become prime minister. .

“Look at the coincidence, today in India the Congress is weakening. What is interesting is that here the Congress is dying and Pakistan is crying. Now the leaders of Pakistan are We are praying for Pakistan and we already know that the Congress is a Pakistan fan.This partnership between Pakistan and the Congress is now completely exposed,” PM Modi said. He said this while addressing a rally in Anand in the state.

“Weak Congress governments used to hand over documents to terror masterminds. But Modi’s strong government is killing terrorists on the ground,” the Prime Minister added.

Former Pakistani minister Fawad Chaudhry praised Rahul Gandhi’s recent speech attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party government ahead of the vote.

Fawad Chaudhry praised Rahul Gandhi for “communicating the current situation” in India in his speech. TV9 It was reported on Thursday.

Asked if he would promote Rahul Gandhi, the Pakistani politician said he would promote anyone who speaks on the “right issues”.

On Wednesday, BJP IT-Cell chief Amit Malviya shared a screenshot of a post by a Pakistani leader stating that the Congress’ “alliance with Pakistan could not be more clear.”

“Chi Fawad Hussain, who served as Minister of Information and Broadcasting in Imran Khan’s cabinet, is promoting Rahul Gandhi. Will Congress contest elections in Pakistan? Leaving traces of Muslim League “From our manifesto to our passionate support beyond our borders, Congress’ dedication to Pakistan could not be more evident,” Malviya wrote.

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