Restriction parties on Friday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his "hush" on the killing of a man in Dadri over bits of gossip about his family having eaten hamburger, saying he ought to have censured the occurrence or possibly offered his sympathies.
"We need to know why Narendra Modi is quiet on the late slaughtering of a man just over bits of gossip about expending hamburger. This is only spreading collective toxic substance in the general public and disturbing the nation's fabric," Trinamool Congress MP Sultan Ahmed said in Kolkata.
"Mr. Modi continues talking about every single issue. Be that as it may, he stays mum on different common episodes. He ought to talk up with a specific end goal to stop RSS, VHP from devastating mutual peace."
AIMIM pioneer Asaduddin Owaisi, who went to the killed's group man, said Mr. Modi ought to have at any rate sent his sympathies in a tweet on the off chance that "he has confidence in pluralism and maintaining of law".
"The Prime Minister tweets on each issue, however has not let out the slightest peep about the episode. He ought to end his quiet and censure the occurrence," Congress representative R.P.N. Singh said.
CPI general secretary S. Sudhakar Reddy said his gathering is shocked at Mr. Modi's "hush" on such "nonsensical and prejudiced" slaughtering of pure individuals.
"We need to know why Narendra Modi is quiet on the late slaughtering of a man just over bits of gossip about expending hamburger. This is only spreading collective toxic substance in the general public and disturbing the nation's fabric," Trinamool Congress MP Sultan Ahmed said in Kolkata."Mr. Modi continues talking about every single issue. Be that as it may, he stays mum on different common episodes. He ought to talk up with a specific end goal to stop RSS, VHP from devastating mutual peace."
AIMIM pioneer Asaduddin Owaisi, who went to the killed's group man, said Mr. Modi ought to have at any rate sent his sympathies in a tweet on the off chance that "he has confidence in pluralism and maintaining of law".
"The Prime Minister tweets on each issue, however has not let out the slightest peep about the episode. He ought to end his quiet and censure the occurrence," Congress representative R.P.N. Singh said.
CPI general secretary S. Sudhakar Reddy said his gathering is shocked at Mr. Modi's "hush" on such "nonsensical and prejudiced" slaughtering of pure individuals.
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