Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dig on 'secularism' made in Dublin, Ireland, while addressing Indian Diaspora, only confirmed that the former has acquired a habit of endorsing something by condemning something else.
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"I don't understand why the PM has this habit of endorsing something by condemning something else. I don't understand why he sees binary win-lose in everything," Singhvi told ANI.
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"I don't see why he uses domestic politics, sarcasm on foreign soil. In all this, he demeans the PM's post, the splendour of India and Indian democracy," he added.
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Singhvi further said that the Prime Minister should restrain himself, as he felt this was all completely unnecessary.
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Congress leader Rashid Alvi echoed a similar sentiment, saying Prime Minister Modi makes it a point to criticise India and its leaders whenever he travels abroad.
Prime Minister Modi, who was welcomed in Dublin by the voices of Irish children reciting Sanskrit shlokas, took a jibe at the opposition parties back home, saying that if this was done in India, then it would have raised questions about 'secularism'.
