New Delhi:
A day after Narendra Modi extended his greetings to Pakistan on the eve of its National Day, the Congress on Saturday took a swipe at the Prime Minister by reminding him of his own words. Asking him to stop writing ‘love letters’ to the neighbour, the Congress alleged that his ‘muscular politics’ is aimed at only the people and the media.
"Mr 56" of the Sari-Shawl-Impromptu Pak visit for Birthday-ISI invite fame diplomacy was feeling very shy yesterday….Guess? Chowkidar hid the fact that he had wished Pak PM on Pak National Day without a word on Pak terrorism…Muscular politics soap opera for people and media only," Randeep Surjewala, chief spokesperson of the Congress, said on Twitter.
Mr 56†of the Sari-Shawl-Impromptu Pak visit for Birthday-ISI invite fame diplomacy was feeling very shy yesterday.
— Randeep Singh Surjewala (@rssurjewala) March 23, 2019
Guess? #Chowkidar hid the fact that he had wished Pak PM on Pak National Day without a word on Pak terrorism
Muscular politics soap opera for people & media only pic.twitter.com/Kd2agaNRgN
The attack came after PM Modi sent his best wishes to his Pakistani counterpart on its National Day, which is celebrated to mark the Lahore Resolution on March 23 each year. Official sources said on Friday that PM Modi sent a letter to Khan, greeting people of Pakistan on the eve of its National Day and highlighting the importance of a terror-free South Asia.
The Congress leader also tweeted, "Modi ji, Stop writing this Love Letter to Pakistan". Â
He posted a video of Modi's interview to a channel where Modi during the UPA time is saying Pakistan needs to be talked to in the language it understands and that writing love letters to it should be stopped. He was referring to then prime minister Manmohan Singh's letter to then Pakistan President. Â
According to the External Affairs Ministry, India has decided to boycott a reception at the Pakistan High Commission here to mark Pakistan's National Day as several separatist leaders from Jammu and Kashmir have been invited to the event. Â
With PTI InputsÂ
