Congress president mallikarjun Kharge on tuesday responded to the continuous conciliatory pressures with maldives over offensive comments against Top state leader narendra modi saying the last option thinks about everything 'literally' after he came to control in 2014.

"After narendra modi came to control, he is thinking about everything literally. At the worldwide level, we ought to keep a decent connection with our neighbours...We ought to act as indicated by time...We can't change our neighbours..." news organization ANI cited Kharge as saying.

In addition, the party's president pleaded for friendly relations with neighboring nations.

Sharad Pawar, the leader of the nationalist congress party (NCP), however, voiced support for PM Modi and criticized the derogatory remarks. He stated that such remarks would not be tolerated and that one should respect the prime minister's position.

"He is the State leader of our nation and assuming that anybody from some other nation standing firm on any footing offers such remarks on our PM, we will not acknowledge it. We should regard the PM's post. We will not acknowledge anything against the Top state leader from outside the country," ANI cited Pawar as saying.

A discussion was emitted after three Maldivian pioneers Malsha Shareef, Mariyam Shiuna and Abdulla Mahzoom Majid, offered offensive comments against PM Modi and ridiculed his new visit to Lakshadweep.

India emphatically raised the matter with Male and the island country's top resistance pioneers pummeled the decision foundation over the line. The remarks made against PM Modi were also criticized by Mohamed Nasheed, a former president of the Maldives.

Shiuna mocked and disregarded PM Modi in a post that has since been removed. A board part Zahid Rameez likewise derided the indian chief. The comments set off an irate reaction in India, with the maldives government dismissing the overly critical comments, expressing that they didn't address the perspectives on Male.

Last week, the Maldivian government additionally suspended three appointee priests who made the disparaging virtual entertainment posts against PM Modi.
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Sekar Chandra

09/01/2024 07:48 PM