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Parrikar using illness to gain sympathy: Congress

  •   Thu, Jan 31 2019 02:38:03 PM

Panaji, Jan 31 (IANS): The Goa unit of the Congress on Thursday accused ailing Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar of using his illness to gain sympathy.

In a tweet, Goa Congress spokesperson Sidhanath Buyao also accused Parrikar of leaking his letter to Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday.

"CM @manoharparrikar your leaked letter to @RahulGandhi states that you are fighting with life-threatening illness. So please take rest for better(ment) of Goy, Goykar, Goykarponn (Goa, Goan, Goanness). Are you using your illness to gain sympathy? Isn't this power hungry politics?" Buyao said in his tweet.

Parrikar and Gandhi publicly exchanged letters to each other on Wednesday, in which the former accused the Congress President of drawing political mileage from a courtesy visit paid to the Chief Minister on Tuesday.

The Chief Minister also said that during the courtesy meeting, no reference to the Rafale deal was made, accusing Gandhi of giving a political twist to the affair.
  

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  • SD, Bangalore

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Was the letter even written by Parrikar? I am sure, it was written and leaked intentionally by Chor Modi and his gang.

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  • Sampath, India

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Your boss is biggest liar ever produced in this country....

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  • Rupesh, Mangalore

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Just we can say that this is very low level politics from congress party

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Politicians are so thick skinned that even on their death bed they can hang on to lies

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  • Prakashp, Mumbai

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Dear Congress people, you will never understand what is dedication, what is patriotism, what is hard work, you would have in power @ center all the time.. congress believe only on corruption loot and divide and rule politics .. you will not understand how parikar is happy now while serving his state till his last breath .. that is the difference between you and Parikar..

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  • PenMightierThanTheSword!, Mangalore

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Prakashp, Mumbai — please don't talk about patriotism by chaddis! Your patriotism is only for power and is well displayed in this article https://www.daijiworld.com/news/newsDisplay.aspx?newsID=557954 How come chaddis have not called for sedition charges to be framed on those who insult the Father of the Nation and the Nation? Is that your patriotism — letting terrorists enact the killing of the Father of the Nation! Shame on you for even mentioning patriotism — you don't have an inkling about what patriotism means!!!

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  • Jennifer, Mangalore

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Who else, than BJP supporters will know the definition of patriotism ? For them, Ghodse gave independence. As a honour to Ghodse, they will kill Gandhiji again and again, as a saffron clad woman did it in Aligarh recently !

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  • abu mohammed, KSA Mangaluru

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Oh really! the power is patriotism?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    His tube has Vanished ...

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