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'Shame': PM Modi slams Cong's Sam Pitroda for questioning armed forces

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PM's reaction came in response to Congress' Sam Pitroda and senior SP leader Ram Gopal's statements on Feb 14 Pulwama attack PM Modi said that the "Loyal courtier of Congress’ royal dynasty" admitted what people already knew—"Congress was unwilling to respond to forces of terror" PM said that "in a New India- we will answer terrorists in a language they understand and with interest!"​

from Times of India https://ift.tt/2ukt1Mt

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