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Vivek Oberoi, a Bollywood actor, whose film "Prime Minister Narendra Modi" is due to be released a few days before the first phase of elections in Lok Sabha, defended Yogi Adityanath's controversial "Modi ki sena" commentary said that the Indian army belonged to everyone.
Vivek Oberoi
Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi, whose film "PM Narendra Modi" is about to come out a few days before the first phase of elections in Lok Sabha, defended the controversial commentary "Modi ki sena "of Yogi Adityanath. the Indian army belongs to everyone.
Addressing India Today, on television, during a debate with Congressman Nagma Vivek Oberoi pointed out that the Indian Army was also "my army and that of Prime Minister Modi".
Vivek Oberoi reacted to Nagma replies that the Indian army did a lot of things like surgical strikes and strikes in Pakistan, why do the BJP leaders take credit from the army and say- they that it is "the army of Modi"
Vivek Oberoi said that the army belonged to everyone
Viv ek Oberoi, who had already campaigned for the Bharatiya party Janata (BJP) in elections in Uttar Pradesh, said that he belonged to no political party and that his film was an apolitical vehicle and not a propaganda tool accused by the government. Opposition.
"This is by no means a propaganda film, I am now faced with what the Prime Minister faces in the last five years: unfounded allegations." There is no evidence The election commission, the judiciary or any of the groups had no objection to my film, "said Vivek Oberoi, speaking to India Today TV.
"Political parties that have a lot to do before the elections, go out and attack my little film," said Vivek Oberoi with a smile on his lips and Congress leader Nagma sitting by his side during the televised debate.
Returning, Nagma stated that PM Modi's biographical film was authorized by the EC without any objection being raised, but all copies of a book on Rafale were burned and prevented to be published
Accused by Congress of having celebrated the cult of heroes before the elections of Lok Sabha, Vivek Oberoi said that it was even better than to bear the surname pronounced by the Congress. during the last seven decades.
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