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"Blinded By Hate For PM": BJP After Digvijaya Singh Questions Surgical Strike
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Monday questioned the surgical strikes and accused the government of peddling lies, drawing furious reaction from the BJP which said the opposition party was blinded by its "hate" for PM Modi.
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"Not A Video Game": PM Modi Jibe At Congress For 6 Surgical Strikes Claim
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday mocked the Congress on its claim of surgical strikes carried out when the UPA was in power. The party that questioned the surgical strikes is now saying "me too, me too." PM Modi also said bitingly that "it is no video game."
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Congress Lists 6 Surgical Strikes During Its Tenure, Returns BJP Barbs
The Congress on Thursday came out with a list of six anti-terror surgical strikes carried out during the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) rule, asserting that it never tried to take political advantage from military operations.
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Manohar Parrikar Attacks Opposition For Questioning Surgical Strikes
Former Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Monday lashed out at the opposition parties for claiming that the surgical strikes were not carried out.
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After Congress Remarks On Surgical Strikes, Law Minister's Angry Retort
The government today ripped into the Congress over allegations that the surgical strikes by the army in September 2016 were being "shamelessly politicized" to win votes. "Are they saying the video is fake? Do they think the surgical strike was right or not?" questioned Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
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"Blinded By Hate For PM": BJP After Digvijaya Singh Questions Surgical Strike
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Monday questioned the surgical strikes and accused the government of peddling lies, drawing furious reaction from the BJP which said the opposition party was blinded by its "hate" for PM Modi.
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"Not A Video Game": PM Modi Jibe At Congress For 6 Surgical Strikes Claim
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday mocked the Congress on its claim of surgical strikes carried out when the UPA was in power. The party that questioned the surgical strikes is now saying "me too, me too." PM Modi also said bitingly that "it is no video game."
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Congress Lists 6 Surgical Strikes During Its Tenure, Returns BJP Barbs
The Congress on Thursday came out with a list of six anti-terror surgical strikes carried out during the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) rule, asserting that it never tried to take political advantage from military operations.
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Manohar Parrikar Attacks Opposition For Questioning Surgical Strikes
Former Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Monday lashed out at the opposition parties for claiming that the surgical strikes were not carried out.
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After Congress Remarks On Surgical Strikes, Law Minister's Angry Retort
The government today ripped into the Congress over allegations that the surgical strikes by the army in September 2016 were being "shamelessly politicized" to win votes. "Are they saying the video is fake? Do they think the surgical strike was right or not?" questioned Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
