Congress and RJD did not like success of Operation Sindoor: PM lashes out at opposition

PATNA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at a rally that while the entire country was proud of the success of Operation Sindoor, the Congress and its ally RJD did not like it. He was addressing the rally in Aarav, Bihar, ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.

"The blasts took place in Pakistan, but it was the Congress royal family that spent sleepless nights. The naamdaars of Pakistan and Congress have not recovered from the shock of Operation Sindoor," the Prime Minister said, attacking the Gandhi family.

The Prime Minister also ridiculed reports of dispute over seat-sharing in the opposition alliance. "There is a fight between the Congress and the RJD while the NDA is moving forward with the promise of Viksit Bharat (developed India). The Congress never wanted to make an RJD leader the alliance's chief ministerial candidate, but the RJD did not waste that opportunity. The RJD stole the chief ministerial post by pointing a gun at the Congress's head. They forced them to declare who that candidate is," Narendra Modi said.

If there is so much hatred even before the elections, then they will start bashing each other's heads later. Such people cannot work for the good of Bihar, the Prime Minister pointed out.