On Wednesday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Congress of failing to keep Kartarpur Sahib in India.
Speaking at an election rally in Pathankot, Punjab, Modi said Congress had three chances to bring Katapur back from Pakistan, but it was unable to take advantage of them.
Modi, who is seeking a vote in the name of Punjab Peace, said the country is not safe in the hands of Congress, a party that questions the military. “Wherever the BJP is in power, dynastic politics and remote control governance systems will be eliminated. When Pakistan attacked Pathankot, Congress questioned the capabilities of the military. They did not respect those who died in the attack. They did not Stop, the army is now being questioned over the Pulwama attack. Power cannot be given to them. Punjab is not safe in the hands of Congress,” he said.
“Punjab is vital to us and the Opposition sees Punjab from a ‘Siyasat’ (political) perspective… When Captain Sahab (Amarind Singh) is in Congress, he blocks They were going in the wrong direction. Now, he’s not there either,” he said.
Modi further said that Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) are in agreement and are playing nora wrestling and said their struggle is just an eye wash.
He said the government would transform the Punjab border belt in terms of security, development and infrastructure.
Earlier, Modi started his speech with a tribute to St Lavidas on his birthday and recalled that he used to take a train to Pathankot and stay at the railway station while travelling from Delhi to Jammu day.
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Complete News Source : Hindustan Times
