Vultures count bodies not 'veers': Rajnath Singh

Last Updated: Apr 01 2019 | 7:06 PM IST

Haridwar (Uttarakhand), Apr 01 (ANI): While addressing a public rally, Home Minister Rajnath Singh in Hardiwar on Monday said, "In 1971 when Indira Gandhi govt defeated Pakistan in the war then Atal Bihari Vajpayee praised the govt in the parliament. Why Congress is not acknowledging PM Modi if he has made Pakistan bite the dust." He further said, "Batao, bahadur kabhi lashen ginte hain? Lashen veer nahi ginte, lashen giddh (vultures) ginte hain."

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