'Chudiyan hum pehna denge': PM Modi hits back at Congress, INDIA bloc over 'Pakistan has atom bomb' remark

Hitting back at Opposition parties over a recent controversial remark by National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah that Pakistan is not wearing bangles and has atom bombs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that Indi (INDIA) alliance seems to have taken 'supari' against India.

The prime minister launched a scathing attack on the opposition INDIA bloc while addressing a Lok Sabha election campaign rally in Bihar's Muzaffarpur.

"In dreams at night, they see Pakistan's atom bomb. Can we hand over (leadership) of the country to such parties and politicians who see Pakistan's atom bomb (in dreams). They say Pakistan ne Chudiyan (bangles) nahi pehni hai (Pakistan is not wearing bangles)… Will make them wear (Pehna Dena)," said Modi.

On May 10,  Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar sparked a row after a clip of his old interview went viral in which he said, "Pakistan is a respected nation that also possesses an atom bomb."

“They are also a sovereign country (Pakistan). They are a respected nation. You can talk tough with them (Pakistan). But start the dialogue," Aiyar said.

On May 5, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah stated that Pakistan is not wearing bangles and also has atom bombs that they would use. He was responding to Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remark that “PoK will be merged with India".

Referring to comments made by Congress leaders during the election season, Modi added," Someone is giving clean chit to Pakistan in Mumbai terror attack, some are questioning surgical and air strike. It feels like Indi alliance has taken 'supari' against India. Can such selfish people take stronger decisions for the security of the country?"

"Modi is your servant (Aapka yeh Modi, yeh aapka