"If UPA leaders during their days in government left the expatriate Indian population underwhelmed, is it to be presumed that this should be true for others?
"I can understand the plight of Salman and his party colleagues particularly when Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets a larger crowd in Sydney than what Salman's leader gets in India," the BJP leader said in a statement soon after Modi addressed a large diaspora gathering in the Australian city.
"I have been to Nay Pyi Taw twice. No one is found on the streets there. Then how come 20,000 people came to listen to him (Modi). He must have taken along many with him," Khurshid had told reporters in Farukhabad in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday.