Punjab Assembly elections | PM Modi terms Congress, AAP two sides of same coin
The Hindu
Both parties had opposed construction of ‘Ram Mandir’, PM Modi says
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) were two sides of the same coin.
Both the parties had opposed the construction of ‘Ram mandir” and even questioned the valour of the armed forces, he stated at a public rally in Pathankot. “While one party pushed Punjab towards drugs, the other is spreading liquor in every nook and corner of Delhi. They are two sides of the same coin. While the Congress is the original, the other [AAP] is the photocopy”, he observed.
When there was a terror attack in Pathankot, while the entire country was united, the Congress was singing a different tune similar that of Pakistan. “They questioned the valour of the soldiers. Didn’t they?,” he said.
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