'Nobody knows name of Modi’s father’, says Congress leader Vilasrao Muttemwar
TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Updated: Nov 25, 2018, 14:33 ISTHighlights
- In a video that was shared by the BJP on Twitter, former Union minister Vilasrao Muttemwar can be seen making personal attacks on PM Modi and his father
- Earlier, Congress leader Raj Babbar had created a flutter after comparing the falling value of Indian rupee with the advanced age of PM Modi's mother

NEW DELHI: Days after senior Congress leader
Raj Babbar created a flutter
+ after comparing the falling value of Indian rupee with the advanced age of PM Modi's mother, another Congress leader has stirred a controversy.
In a video that was shared by the BJP on Twitter, former Union minister Vilasrao Muttemwar can be seen making personal attacks on PM Modi and his father.
Addressing a meeting in poll-bound Rajasthan, Muttemwar can be seen making comparisons between PM Modi's father and Congress chief Rahul Gandhi's lineage.
In the video, the former Union minister says, "Who knew you (Modi) before you became the Prime Minister? Even today nobody knows your father's name. Everyone knows Rahul's father's name - Rajiv Gandhi. Everyone knows Rajiv Gandhi's mother's name - Indira Gandhi. Everyone knows Indira's father's name - Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. And everyone knows Motilal Nehru is the father of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Everyone knows five generations of Rahul Gandhi. But this Narendra, nobody knows his father's name. And, he is asking us for hisaab."
Earlier, responding to Babbar's remarks, PM Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress and the Gandhi family on Saturday, saying the opposition party was dragging his mother into the political slugfest as it did not have any real issue and could not fight him.
Speaking at Chhattarpur in Madhya Pradesh, PM Modi had said the Congress was "abusing" his nonagenarian mother as it was bereft of issues.
Saying he was speaking in "pain", Modi added, "After all, their weapons to target Modi have failed...they are now hurling abuses at Modi's mother, who does not understand even R of 'rajniti' (politics)."
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In a video that was shared by the BJP on Twitter, former Union minister Vilasrao Muttemwar can be seen making personal attacks on PM Modi and his father.
Addressing a meeting in poll-bound Rajasthan, Muttemwar can be seen making comparisons between PM Modi's father and Congress chief Rahul Gandhi's lineage.
In the video, the former Union minister says, "Who knew you (Modi) before you became the Prime Minister? Even today nobody knows your father's name. Everyone knows Rahul's father's name - Rajiv Gandhi. Everyone knows Rajiv Gandhi's mother's name - Indira Gandhi. Everyone knows Indira's father's name - Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. And everyone knows Motilal Nehru is the father of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Everyone knows five generations of Rahul Gandhi. But this Narendra, nobody knows his father's name. And, he is asking us for hisaab."
Shameful statement by Congress leader and former Central Minister Vilasrao Muttemwar. He says that the world knows… https://t.co/4FXtCEPsQZ
— BJP (@BJP4India) 1543126535000
Earlier, responding to Babbar's remarks, PM Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress and the Gandhi family on Saturday, saying the opposition party was dragging his mother into the political slugfest as it did not have any real issue and could not fight him.
Speaking at Chhattarpur in Madhya Pradesh, PM Modi had said the Congress was "abusing" his nonagenarian mother as it was bereft of issues.
Saying he was speaking in "pain", Modi added, "After all, their weapons to target Modi have failed...they are now hurling abuses at Modi's mother, who does not understand even R of 'rajniti' (politics)."
Read this story in Bengali
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