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Nirmala Sitharaman responds to Stalin’s’migratory bird’ jibe at PM Modi
Nirmala Sitharaman responds to Stalin’s’migratory bird’ jibe at PM Modi
Senior BJP pioneer Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday took a special case against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin’s “migratory bird” jibe made at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his later visits to the state, saying the exceptionally high utilization was not proper. She also pummeled the administering DMK over issues counting the medication danger in the state.
“The chief servant says the PM is coming to Tamil Nadu like a transient winged creature. Anyone can travel anywhere in the nation. The exceptional utilization is wrong. CM is in such a circumstance that he makes comments like these,” she said, tending to an assembly here. She was canvassing votes for the party’s Krishnagiri chosen one for the April 19 Lok Sabha surveys, C Narasaimhan here.
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The PM has brought ventures and the Guard Passage, which has profited Hosur in the area, but “they (DMK) come here as it were for collection,” she said. In a clear reference to the DMK’s family, she said there was much “proof” that affirmed sedate boss Jafar Sadiq, captured by the NCB in Delhi, as of late had contacts with the “family.” Stalin on Wednesday took a solid exemption from Modi’s campaign in the state that day, compared the latter’s visits to a transitory fowl arriving at the asylum amid the season, and postured his questions on a variety of issues.
