<p>Meghalaya governor Satya Pal Malik on Monday caused a stir as he trained guns on PM Modi, saying that he was arrogant when questioned about farmers' protest.</p>.<p>“When I met the prime minister, we had a fight in the first five minutes. He’s very arrogant. His reply when I told him about the death of 500 farmers was, ‘Did they die because of me?’,” Pal alleged at the sidelines of an event at Dadri on Sunday.</p>.<p>Pal said that he was directed to meet home minister Amit Shah, who, he alleged, told him that was how Modi was and that he should continue to meet Shah.</p>.<p>Pal has attacked the BJP government time and again, but this is one of the rare instances of training guns on leaders.</p>.<p>In November, at an event in Jaipur, Pal said that he was wary of a call from Delhi if he spoke against the government. He had volunteered to step down then. In March he was part of a rally to protest against the farm laws in Baghpat. He had also alleged that he was removed as Jammu and Kashmir governor because he refused to clear some files.</p>.<p>Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said that PM Modi and home minister Amit Shah should apologise.</p>.<p>“They should also tell us by which date will they compensate the families of the 700 who were martyred during the protest, give them a government job and take back the false cases lodged against them,” said Surjewala.</p>.<p><strong>Watch latest videos by DH here:</strong></p>
<p>Meghalaya governor Satya Pal Malik on Monday caused a stir as he trained guns on PM Modi, saying that he was arrogant when questioned about farmers' protest.</p>.<p>“When I met the prime minister, we had a fight in the first five minutes. He’s very arrogant. His reply when I told him about the death of 500 farmers was, ‘Did they die because of me?’,” Pal alleged at the sidelines of an event at Dadri on Sunday.</p>.<p>Pal said that he was directed to meet home minister Amit Shah, who, he alleged, told him that was how Modi was and that he should continue to meet Shah.</p>.<p>Pal has attacked the BJP government time and again, but this is one of the rare instances of training guns on leaders.</p>.<p>In November, at an event in Jaipur, Pal said that he was wary of a call from Delhi if he spoke against the government. He had volunteered to step down then. In March he was part of a rally to protest against the farm laws in Baghpat. He had also alleged that he was removed as Jammu and Kashmir governor because he refused to clear some files.</p>.<p>Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said that PM Modi and home minister Amit Shah should apologise.</p>.<p>“They should also tell us by which date will they compensate the families of the 700 who were martyred during the protest, give them a government job and take back the false cases lodged against them,” said Surjewala.</p>.<p><strong>Watch latest videos by DH here:</strong></p>
