<p>PM Modi on Sunday attacked the Congress for its youth wing's controversial shirtless protest during the recently held <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/impact-summit-proved-to-be-a-turning-point-how-world-will-utilise-power-of-ai-pm-modi-3907612">AI Summit</a> in Delhi</p><p>"I ask Congress leaders that the nation already knows your true form, what was the need to strip further?" Modi said targeting the grand old party.</p><p>"The crazy (sarfirae) and reckless (be-lagaam) leaders of Congress are bent on destroying the country," he said.</p>.Not legitimate dissent, blatant assault on public order, says Delhi court on 'Shirtless' protest by Congress workers.<p>Modi further said that the party used the international event for its "gandi aur nangi" (dirty and shameless) politics.</p><p>"While citizens are working day and night to make India a developed nation, some political parties cannot digest the country's success," Modi said.</p><p>"What did Congress and its ecosystem do? They turned a global event of India into an arena for their 'gandi and nangi' (dirty and shameless) politics. Congress leaders arrived at the venue in front of foreign guests after taking off their clothes. I want to ask Congress leaders -- the country already knows you are 'nange' (exposed), so why was there any need to strip further?" he said.</p>.Congress shirtless protest: Court sends arrested IYC workers to 5-day police custody.<p>On Friday, police arrested Krishna Hari, national secretary of Youth Congress from Bihar; Kundan Yadav, state secretary of Bihar; Ajay Kumar, state president of Uttar Pradesh; and Narasimha Yadav from Telangana for holding a 'shirtless protest' inside an exhibition hall at the Summit.</p><p>The accused and others were holding T-shirts bearing images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, along with slogans against the government and the India-US trade deal.</p><p>They also allegedly engaged in a protracted scuffle with security personnel and police staff deployed at the venue.</p><p><em>(With PTI inputs)</em></p>
<p>PM Modi on Sunday attacked the Congress for its youth wing's controversial shirtless protest during the recently held <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/impact-summit-proved-to-be-a-turning-point-how-world-will-utilise-power-of-ai-pm-modi-3907612">AI Summit</a> in Delhi</p><p>"I ask Congress leaders that the nation already knows your true form, what was the need to strip further?" Modi said targeting the grand old party.</p><p>"The crazy (sarfirae) and reckless (be-lagaam) leaders of Congress are bent on destroying the country," he said.</p>.Not legitimate dissent, blatant assault on public order, says Delhi court on 'Shirtless' protest by Congress workers.<p>Modi further said that the party used the international event for its "gandi aur nangi" (dirty and shameless) politics.</p><p>"While citizens are working day and night to make India a developed nation, some political parties cannot digest the country's success," Modi said.</p><p>"What did Congress and its ecosystem do? They turned a global event of India into an arena for their 'gandi and nangi' (dirty and shameless) politics. Congress leaders arrived at the venue in front of foreign guests after taking off their clothes. I want to ask Congress leaders -- the country already knows you are 'nange' (exposed), so why was there any need to strip further?" he said.</p>.Congress shirtless protest: Court sends arrested IYC workers to 5-day police custody.<p>On Friday, police arrested Krishna Hari, national secretary of Youth Congress from Bihar; Kundan Yadav, state secretary of Bihar; Ajay Kumar, state president of Uttar Pradesh; and Narasimha Yadav from Telangana for holding a 'shirtless protest' inside an exhibition hall at the Summit.</p><p>The accused and others were holding T-shirts bearing images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, along with slogans against the government and the India-US trade deal.</p><p>They also allegedly engaged in a protracted scuffle with security personnel and police staff deployed at the venue.</p><p><em>(With PTI inputs)</em></p>
