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Ashok gehlot on PM modi: The Congress had organized Jai Hind Sabha in Delhi, in which former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Ashok Gehlot attacked the statement of PM Modi, in which he had said about Operation Sindoor that blood does not run sindoor in his veins.
Ashok Gehlot lashed out at PM Modi, “Modi is bringing new jumlas. He said in Bikaner – Sindoor is running in his body instead of blood. How can the sindoor run instead of blood? Can anyone live in such a way? Gehlot said that people have understood that there is a difference between Modi’s statement.”
‘People angry with ceasefire- Ashok Gehlot
Not only this, while taking the wall on the India-Pakistan ceasefire’s decision, Ashok Gehlot said, “There is anger among the people with the ceasefire. Before the ceasefire, Pakistan promised that there will be no further terrorist attacks? There will be no response about the four terrorists of Pahalgam. Will they be killed or Pakistan will hand over them?”
The purpose of Congress’s Jai Hind Sabha
After the Pahalgam terror attack, the Congress is organizing Jai Hind Sabha across the country for the action taken by Indian military forces on Pakistan. Through this, the party is trying to give a message that it is standing with the Indian Army. At the same time, the Congress is also besieging the Modi government regarding the sudden ceasefire.
‘Hugs with China was overwhelming’- Ashok Gehlot
At the Jai Hind Sabha held in Delhi on Wednesday evening, former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said, “No country supported us over Pahalgam terror attack and operation vermilion. On the contrary, countries like Turkey and Azerbaijan were seen standing with Pakistan. Rahul Gandhi told the PM that it would be heavy to get strangled to the President of China, it was heavy.”
Congress is not happy with Trump’s intervention
At the same time, Ashok Gehlot said that US President Donald Trump’s rhetoric is dangerous about the medial between India and Pakistan and the PM should denote these things without worrying about the result.