Army has never surrendered to Pakistan
-ex CM Uma Bharti
• INDIRA KHARE
During launching of ‘Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan’ In Bhopal Rahul Gandhi claimed that the Prime Minister ended the fight against Pakistan on the instruction of then US President Donald Trump. Taking a jibe, he said that Trump told the PM, “Narendra, surrender,” and later said, “Ji Huzoor.”
And, to criticized him former Chief Minister Uma Bharti remarks against Rahul Gandhi statement.Taking offense to this remark, ex CM Madhya Pradesh Uma Bharti tweeted that the Indian Army has never surrendered to Pakistan. She added that if Rahul Gandhi does not understand English well, he should at least know the difference between “surrender” and “ceasefire.”
Actually, the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi had said that “History is witness that this is the character of BJP RSS, they always bow down, India broke Pakistan in 1971 despite the threat of America. The lions and lionesses of Congress fight with the super powers, they never bow down.”
Notably, Rahul’s visit to Bhopal was aimed at strengthening the Congress organization and in-fusing fresh energy into it. Congress has been out of power in Madhya Pradesh for the last twenty years. It briefly came to power in the state when it won the assembly elections under the leadership of Kamal Nath.( news credit : fpj )
And, to criticized him former Chief Minister Uma Bharti remarks against Rahul Gandhi statement.Taking offense to this remark, ex CM Madhya Pradesh Uma Bharti tweeted that the Indian Army has never surrendered to Pakistan. She added that if Rahul Gandhi does not understand English well, he should at least know the difference between “surrender” and “ceasefire.”
Actually, the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi had said that “History is witness that this is the character of BJP RSS, they always bow down, India broke Pakistan in 1971 despite the threat of America. The lions and lionesses of Congress fight with the super powers, they never bow down.”
Notably, Rahul’s visit to Bhopal was aimed at strengthening the Congress organization and in-fusing fresh energy into it. Congress has been out of power in Madhya Pradesh for the last twenty years. It briefly came to power in the state when it won the assembly elections under the leadership of Kamal Nath.( news credit : fpj )
