PM Modi Must Apologise For Blocking Delhi Borders: Congress
NDTV
Congress's chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said it is now clear that it was not the farmers but the police that had blocked Delhi's borders.
The Congress demanded on Friday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologise to the country and the Supreme Court for blocking Delhi's borders and causing inconvenience to people, and asked till when will he keep blaming the farmers.
Congress's chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said it is now clear that it was not the farmers but the police that had blocked Delhi's borders.
He also targeted Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar while citing a media report that said there is talk of opening the Tikri border after 11 months, as the Delhi Police has removed the barricades it had put up there. The report also said plans are afoot to open the Rohtak highway for traffic.
"Bandhjeevi Modi ji/Khattar ji, our point has now been proved that for 11 months, the borders of Delhi have been blocked by your police and not by the farmers," Mr Surjewala said in a tweet in Hindi.
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