Pakistan on Monday refuted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s allegations that Islamabad was trying to influence the ongoing Gujarat Assembly elections.
The Congress had suspended the primary membership of Mani Shankar Aiyar after the Gandhi family loyalist set off a firestorm recently by calling the prime minister "neech aadmi" (a vile person).
The Congress on December 7 suspended Aiyar from the primary membership of the party and issued him a show cause notice after he called the prime minister a "neech kism ka aadmi" (vile sort of man).
Modi said (former Congress minister) Mani Shankar Aiyar had called him "neech" (vile) a day after the alleged meeting of Pakistani leaders with top Congressmen.
Senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar was on Thursday suspended from the party’s primary membership after he triggered a storm by calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a ‘neech aadmi’.
Aiyar, who was suspended on Thursday, said the Congress party had given him a lot and there was no future for India without the party.
The Congress leadership did the right thing in first asking Aiyar to apologize, and later suspending him from the primary membership of the party.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the Congress leader's remark against him showed the party's mindset and urged the electorate to respond to the Congress through their votes for the BJP.
Aiyar had set off a firestorm by calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi “neech aadmi” (a vile person). His remark was fraught with adverse consequences for the Congress in poll-bound Gujarat.
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