Nehru-Gandhi family sacrificed themselves, Sharad Pawar's statement...

Nationalist congress Party (SP) president sharad pawar on tuesday criticized prime minister Narendra Modi for calling congress leader rahul gandhi a 'prince' and said three generations of the Nehru-Gandhi family sacrificed themselves for the country. Addressing an election rally in Junnar for his party's candidature, Pawar said rahul gandhi should be praised for getting down to the ground to understand the plight of common people facing weather-related challenges. “The prime minister should know that three generations of rahul gandhi, whom he calls Shehzada, have served this country and sacrificed their lives,” he said.

'Mocked instead of appreciating'

Pawar said, “Jawaharlal Nehru was in jail for 13 years before independence. Later he worked towards taking the country forward in all fields and ensured democratic governance. rahul Gandhi's grandmother indira gandhi worked tirelessly to eradicate poverty. indira gandhi was assassinated. After this, Rahul's father Rajiv gandhi adopted modernity and worked for it, but he too was killed in a bomb blast. Pawar said that three generations of rahul gandhi made great sacrifices for the country but prime minister Modi did not take care of rahul Gandhi. Was called 'Prince'.

Pawar said, “To understand the difficulties of the people facing weather-related challenges, this ‘Prince’ undertook a walking journey (Bharat Jodo Yatra) from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. Instead of appreciating him, the prime minister of the country made fun of him by calling him 'Prince'.

'My soul is restless for the common man and farmers'

At the same time, hitting back at PM Modi's 'wandering soul' jibe, Pawar said that his soul is 'unhealthy' because of the farmers and the common man and to highlight the suffering of these people, he would be restless '100 times'. is ready. Without taking his name, prime minister Modi, while targeting sharad pawar at a rally on Monday, had said, “There is a wandering soul in Maharashtra. If it does not get success then it spoils the good work of others. maharashtra has been a victim of this.”