Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an all party meeting to discuss the situation along the India-China border via video conferencing, in New Delhi, Friday, June 19, 2020 (PIB/PTI Photo)
Continuing with a volley of questions over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks on the situation in Ladakh, the Congress Sunday asked whether the PM has endorsed the Chinese position that its forces never intruded into Indian territory.
A day after accusing Modi of having “surrendered” Indian territory to Chinese aggression, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday took another swipe at him, saying that “Narendra Modi is actually Surender Modi”. Hours later, the Congress's social media department head Rohan Gupta tweeted that “the bhakts are also now honestly admitting that it should be surrender Modi and not Surender Modi”.
The CPM too targeted the PM, saying his remarks have come as a major setback to the legitimacy of the act of heroism of the brave soldiers and undermines the strength of the diplomatic efforts to resolve the dispute. In a statement, the party said the government's clarifications have not only failed to clear the air but have added to the…
