"Nothing comes out of your mouth regarding China": RJD's Manoj Jha attacks PM Modi

Earlier, accusing the INDIA bloc of receiving support from Pakistan and jihadis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday claimed that prayers are being read in Pakistan for the Samajwadi Party and the Congress who are appealing for "vote jihad" here.

Targeting Prime Minister Modi over his remark that the INDIA bloc is receiving support from Pakistan, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Manoj Jha on Monday said that the world has never seen such a person who crosses all limits of foul language. Speaking to ANI Jha alleged that nothing comes out of the mouth of the Prime Minister regarding China.

"Prime Minister was talking about "Mangalsutra", "Mujra", now Pakistan has also arrived. What type of person are you? You contest elections here. You should speak on jobs and economic and social justice. What can I say about someone whose tongue utters a word like Mujra? What language are you using? Democracy is a thing of collectivity. Nothing comes out of your mouth regarding China," he said. "The world has never seen such a person who crosses all limits of foul language," Jha added.

Further, the RJD MP mentioned that the INDIA bloc will hold a meeting on June 1, before the announcement of the results of the Lok Sabha polls. "We will discuss every point related to the counting of votes. There will be a discussion on different issues," Manoj Jha said.

Earlier, accusing the INDIA bloc of receiving support from Pakistan and jihadis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday claimed that prayers are being read in Pakistan for the Samajwadi Party and the Congress who are appealing for "vote jihad" here. "In Pakistan, 'duas' (prayers) are being made for the INDI alliance of Samajwadi Party and Congress. Jihadis from across borders supporting SP and Congress; these parties are appealing for 'vote jihad' here," PM Modi said.

The Prime Minister gathered wide criticism from the opposition leaders over his 'Mujra' remark on the INDIA bloc. "For Modi, Constitution is supreme, for Modi, Babasaheb Ambedkar's sentiments are supreme... if the INDI alliance wants to accept the servitude of their vote bank, they are free to do so...if they want to perform 'Mujra' (dance), they are free to do... I will still stand with the SC, ST, and OBC reservation staunchly," PM Modi said. (ANI)

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