Naqvi was here to present a Chadar on behalf of Modi at the dargah of 11th century Sufi saint here. The 803rd annual Urs of the Sufi saint began here on Monday.
After offering Chadar, Naqvi said, the Prime Minister had seen days of poverty and was working for welfare of the nation as well as for uplift of poor people, which has made the opponents uncomfortable.
"This is why such people with feudalistic ideology are carrying out negative propaganda against the Prime Minister," Naqvi told reporters, without naming anyone.
He said such people want to see only member of a family as the Prime minister of India.
Naqvi arrived here this morning in a helicopter and paid obeisance in the dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti here, amid tight security arrangement.
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