On Modis Pakistan remark, Hardik says 'unfortunate to have a weak PM'

December 13, 2017 12:28

Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti leader Hardik Patel attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the latters allegation that Pakistan is interfering in Gujarat assembly elections.

Taking to Twitter, the Patel leader said that it was unfortunate to have a weak Prime Minister like Modi.

Pointing that Pakistan has not been able to cause India any harm in the last 70 years, Patel alleged that despite being the PM, Modi was showing people the fear of the neighbouring country.

Addressing a rally in Gujarat on Sunday, PM Modi had alleged that Pakistan was interfering in Gujarat Assembly polls, and sought an explanation from the Congress over its top partymen who are said to have recently met leaders from the neighbouring country.

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