A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that some individuals have given ‘supari (contract)’ to dent his picture, Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Sunday urged the PM to call them and mentioned “allow us to prosecute them”.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whereas addressing a gathering at Rani Kamalapati railway station in Bhopal after flagging off a Vande Bharat Specific practice, had mentioned that some individuals are hellbent to sully his picture they usually have given a “supari” (contract) for this function, colluding with sure individuals sitting in India and in addition outdoors the nation.

Reacting to the remarks, Sibal mentioned at this time, “Modi ji’s cost: ‘They’ve given a contract to..individuals…some throughout the nation and a few…outdoors the nation to dig Modi’s grave’. Please tell us the names of those: 1) people 2) establishments or 3) international locations.”

“This can’t be a state secret. Allow us to prosecute them,” Sibal mentioned, in keeping with a report by information company PTI.

In his remarks, Modi mentioned that there are some individuals in our nation who’ve been decided since 2014, spoken publicly and declared their resolve that they are going to tarnish Modi’s picture.

He additional added that for this function, they’ve given ‘supari’ (contract) to varied individuals. “Some individuals are sitting contained in the nation to help these individuals and a few are doing their work sitting outdoors the nation. These individuals have been constantly attempting to spoil and dent Modi’s picture,” he had mentioned.

He additionally talked about that regardless of these efforts, Indians have turn into the safety cowl for Modi.

India’s poor, the center class, tribals, dalits, backward courses and each Indian has turn into the safety cowl of Modi, which made these individuals livid forcing them to undertake new methods, the prime minister had mentioned.

(With PTI inputs)

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