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Pondicherry CM demands apology from PM for 'mocking' armed forces

| @indiablooms | May 03, 2019, at 07:35 pm

Puducherry, May 3 (UNI): Puducherry chief minister V. Narayanasamy on Friday demanded an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for allegedly mocking armed forces during his election meeting.

Mr Narayanasamy tweeted: "It is unfortunate that Prime Minister mocked at our armed forces who were involved in surgical strike during the tenure of UPA government in election meeting."

It is clear that he criticized the capability of our Army and he should repent and tender an apology, Mr Narayanasamy sai

 

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