Navjot Singh Sidhu: Insanity is Contagious: BJP Targets Sidhu for Rafale Comment | India News

NEW DELHI: After an badogy with a Trojan horse, the BJP again put Navjot Singh Sidhu at the head of the letter after declaring his embrace with Pakistani army chief Qamar Bajwa had not been concluded earlier this year. "Madness is contagious," tweeted the BJP, suggesting that Sidhu had signed a deal with Congressman Rahul Gandhi's "lie" about the defense deal with Rafale.

"Sidhu brings to Pakistan the lie against Rafah Gandhi's purchase of the Rafale, where he found allies," the tweet added.

The BJP's tweet came shortly after the head of the Congress, present in Pakistan, attended the ceremony Kartarpur Sahib corridor declared: "The embrace with the Pakistani army chief was barely a second, it was not a Rafale deal, and when two Punjabis meet, they hug each other." habitual practice in Punjab, "Sidhu said when addressing reporters in Lahore.

"Snide's remarks against the Indian government," said the BJP accusing Sidhu of playing the role of a Trojan horse in evoking the issue of the Rafale defense agreement during his stay in Pakistan . "Congress is leading the Rafale campaign through Sidhu in Pakistan, PM (Pak) is described as a" farista. "Have we heard of the Trojans?" the saffron party said.

The congressional leader, who had been firing critics of his own party after deciding to travel to Pakistan to attend the ceremony, had declared that he had been in charge. it was about his embrace. During the Islamabad visit, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, head of the Pakistani army, urged the Center to take initiatives to develop the proposed corridor.

In August of this year, Sidhu went to Pakistan to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Imran Khan. During his visit, he hugged the head of the Pakistani army, firing flak from different neighborhoods.

The Minister of Agro-Food Industries, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, reprimanded him in these terms: "This minister (Sidhu) of the Punjab government has betrayed the lakhs of soldiers deployed at the borders. taking the Pakistani general in his arms. He kept his friendship above the country. Our people have been outraged by his actions. Upon his return, he was shown black flags and everyone was sorry to have gone there and kissed someone who kills our people. "

The Minister of Defense, Nirmala Sitharaman, also did not consider Sidhu's approach correct. "I sincerely believe that Navjot Singh Sidhu has many admirers and followers.He is a very popular cricketer and also runs many TV shows.It has its own followers.Someone of that stature going to (Pakistan) and then, embracing the chief of the army – an army about which we have very clear feelings in India – certainly has an impact on the soldiers, on all the members of the ministry and on the public, "said Sitharaman.