PM Modi says, They called me stupid PM

Kurukshetra, (Haryana) May 8 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday was sarcastic and searing in equal measure as he blasted Congress for hurling insults at him. Flaying the party for using its 'dictionary of love'' against him, PM Modi described how he had been subjected to numerous abuses.

The war of words between Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress flared up when PM Modi alluded to Rajiv Gandhi as 'Brashtachari (Corrupt) No. 1' a week ago. While Rahul Gandhi reacted by saying he just has love to give in return for PM Modi's hatred, BJP made it a point to highlight how Congress leaders- Rahul included - had focused on PM Modi utilizing affronts. On Wednesday, it was PM Modi himself who related these. "Congress has over and again broken all standards and propriety by more than once manhandling me. It is apparent from their dictionary of love," he said with a wry tone in his voice. "I was called 'stupid PM'. Their dictionary of love even called me Gadaffi, Mussolini and Hitler. They called me mentally unstable and they continue to 'shower this love' which has been taking place since I became PM."

PM Modi's reference to 'dictionary of love' is apparently a retort to Rahul's 'love and hug' comment recently. The Congress president, after more than once calling PM Modi a hoodlum, changed his technique in an offer to demonstrate that he is reluctant to bring down the political talk. It was gotten out by association clergymen Arun Jaitley and Prakash Javdekar who said that naming a legit PM as a thief ought to also comprise as an infringement of poll lead if the Congress needs to demand that the reference to Rajiv Gandhi by PM Modi was a violation.

The war of words between rival political parties this election season has been intense with political leaders often resorting to personal insults to support their allegations.