BJP reminds Rahul Gandhi mom’s ‘maut ka saudagar’ gaffe for blaming PM Narendra Modi for WC loss

“Rahul Gandhi is a bad omen (panauti) for 140 crore Indians who ousted him and his family from power and unearthed their scams… I am feeling sorry for Rahul Gandhi who has received such values from his family that resulted in him using abusive words against the country’s prime minister… I condemn his remark,” BJP chief Manjinder Singh Sirsa mentioned.

Relating to Gandhi calling PM Modi ‘panauti’ (sinful omen), Lok Sabha MP and BJP chief Ravi Shankar Prasad demanded an apology from the Congress stalwart.

“What happened to you, Rahul Gandhi? You are using such words for the prime minister of the country. Our Prime Minister met the players and motivated them. Winning or losing is part of the game. Rahul Gandhi needs to apologise,” Prasad mentioned.

He additionally reminded Gandhi of his mom’s worn commentary.

“You need to learn from the past. Your mother (Sonia Gandhi) used the word ‘Maut ka saudagar‘ (dealer of deaths) for Narendra Modi and see where the Congress is now,” he added.

Sonia Gandhi had referred to as PM Modi ‘maut ka saudagar‘ (service provider of demise) in 2007 throughout the Gujarat polls. The BJP scored a landslide victory within the polls, well-known to Modi’s go back to energy because the Gujarat minister. The BJP and a few ballot pundits then attributed the BJP’s win to Gandhi’s commentary.

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PM Modi attended the Bharat vs Australia cricket ultimate within the Narendra Modi stadium in Ahmedabad. Later Bharat misplaced the fit, Modi going to the dressing room of the Indian cricket workforce and consoled the dejected avid gamers.

Rahul Gandhi, in an election rally in Rajasthan, mentioned it was once because of Modi’s presence that Bharat misplaced the fit.

“Our guys were playing well, they would have won the world cup. But ‘Panauti’ made us lose. The TV guys won’t tell you this but people know,” Rahul mentioned, date campaigning at Rajasthan’s Barmer on Monday, with out naming PM Modi.

With inputs from ANI