Bharatiya Janata Party leader Narendra Modi addressed a huge rally in Pokhran district of Rajasthan on Friday and said that a government under Vasundhara Raje will be formed.
Praising former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee for going ahead with nuclear tests at Pokhran, Modi said that the then NDA government conducted tests and the world saw India's might.
In what can be said as an attempt to mock Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Gujarat Chief Minister said if we had a weak PM he or she would have got scared on the big day.
“World put sanctions on us. Our country was on one side, the world on the other, but Atalji didn’t get scared and went ahead with the tests at Pokhran,” Modi asserted.
Source: The Prime Minister of India
Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:
We can not compare former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee with Present PM Dr. Manmohan Singh as Both have acted as per demand of geopolitics situations they have faced during their tenure.
So we should comment on both performance at geopolitical level after doing some researches than it will be justifiable for us to comment on their work.
Praising former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee for going ahead with nuclear tests at Pokhran, Modi said that the then NDA government conducted tests and the world saw India's might.
In what can be said as an attempt to mock Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Gujarat Chief Minister said if we had a weak PM he or she would have got scared on the big day.
“World put sanctions on us. Our country was on one side, the world on the other, but Atalji didn’t get scared and went ahead with the tests at Pokhran,” Modi asserted.
Source: The Prime Minister of India
Dinesh Singh Rawat Says:
We can not compare former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee with Present PM Dr. Manmohan Singh as Both have acted as per demand of geopolitics situations they have faced during their tenure.
So we should comment on both performance at geopolitical level after doing some researches than it will be justifiable for us to comment on their work.
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