Live! Advani on Modi: On I-Day, leaders should not criticise others

August 15, 2013 16:10

In an apparent jibe at Narendra Modi, who lashed out Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from Bhuj, senior BJP leader L K Advani today said that on a day like Independence Day leaders should not be critical of others.

"I heard the Prime Minister today...Today on Independence Day, without criticising anybody, we all should realise that India has unlimited potential for the future," he said.

Advani was speaking at his residence in New Delhi after hoisting the national flag, moments after the Gujarat Chief Minister spoke at the Independence Day function in Bhuj, where he hit out at the Prime Minister.

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