AAP welcomes Modi’s gesture of celebrating Diwali with soldiers
25 Oct 2014 5:48 AM IST
The Aam Aadmi Party on Friday came out in support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gesture of celebrating Diwali with soldiers at Siachen.
Senior AAP leaders and founder members Kumar Vishwas and Yogendra Yadav said the ‘gesture’ by the Prime Minister should be welcomed by all parties.
The leader of the party expressed their support on social networking site. ‘PM spending Diwali with jawans at Siachen is a good gesture. Should be welcomed by all,” Yadav, party’s ideologue, tweeted.
Poet-turned-politician Kumar Vishwas, who is known to be a little soft on the BJP, said, ‘What was the best part about Thursday’s Diwali day. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was with the lions on the border.’
AAP has been highly critical about the Bharatiya Janata Party and Prime Minister Narendra Modi over several issues. Its entire Lok Sabha campaign revolved around targeting Modi for his alleged links to industrialist Gautam Adani.
Recently, AAP’s spokesperson Yogendra Yadav slammed Narendra Modi for lack of clarity on the foreign policy issue, especially after the cease fire violations by Pakistan and incursions in Ladakh by Chinese troops.
Senior AAP leaders and founder members Kumar Vishwas and Yogendra Yadav said the ‘gesture’ by the Prime Minister should be welcomed by all parties.
The leader of the party expressed their support on social networking site. ‘PM spending Diwali with jawans at Siachen is a good gesture. Should be welcomed by all,” Yadav, party’s ideologue, tweeted.
Poet-turned-politician Kumar Vishwas, who is known to be a little soft on the BJP, said, ‘What was the best part about Thursday’s Diwali day. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was with the lions on the border.’
AAP has been highly critical about the Bharatiya Janata Party and Prime Minister Narendra Modi over several issues. Its entire Lok Sabha campaign revolved around targeting Modi for his alleged links to industrialist Gautam Adani.
Recently, AAP’s spokesperson Yogendra Yadav slammed Narendra Modi for lack of clarity on the foreign policy issue, especially after the cease fire violations by Pakistan and incursions in Ladakh by Chinese troops.
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