PM Modi: Opposition the natural habitat of terror apologists, ffronts forces

New Delhi, Mar 22 Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday launched a new offensive on rival parties over the Pulwama terror assault and the consequent IAF strike inside Pakistan, terming the Opposition "the natural habitat of terror apologists" and accusing them of "insulting" armed forces.

Using the hashtag 'Janta Maaf Nahi Karegi' (people won't forgive) in a tweet, Modi assaulted Sam Pitroda, who cares for Congress' abroad undertakings, for supposedly saying that post the Mumbai fear assaults, India could have reacted with air strikes, however "as indicated by me that is not how you deal with world."

"Loyal courtier of Congress' royal dynasty admits what the nation already knew-Congress was unwilling to react to forces of terror. This is a New India-we will answer terrorists in a language they understand and with interest!," Moid said.

"Opposition insults our forces time and again. I appeal to my kindred Indians-question Opposition leaders on their announcements. Let them know 130 crore Indians won't excuse or overlook the Opposition for their jokes. India stands immovably with our powers," he included, using the hashtag.

In another tweet, the Prime Minister hammered Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav, who claimed the Pulwama assault was an "intrigue" to collect votes.

"This was a conspiracy...But, when there will be a change of government, investigations will be done and prominent people will come under the scanner, who had pushed our childhood to death to accumulate cast a ballot," he affirmed Thursday talking at a program at Saifai.

PM Modi termed the statement unforgivable.

"Opposition is the natural habitat of terror apologists and questioners of our military. This unforgivable articulation by a senior head like Ram Gopal Ji affronts each one of the individuals who have given their lives in protecting Kashmir. It humiliates the families of our martyrs," he said.

The PM in his tweets tagged the reported statements of Yadav and Pitroda.