"I am sure that they (US) look at everything they want to look at... Not for us to comment on US policy but it is a matter of serious concern that there is this kind of serious question mark on the personality of somebody who leads a major state in our country," Khurshid told reporters.
The Union Minister was asked to comment on the US, which had in 2005 decided not to issue visa to Modi, stating that there was no change in its visa policy towards him.
"It is sad but we have that. I hope that the person concerned will reflect upon this and think about it and think about why the world thinks so poorly of him," Khurshid said.
US State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland had said at her daily news conference yesterday, "Our position on the visa issue hasn't changed at all."
Nuland was responding to questions on the letter written by Congressman Joe Walsh to the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that the US Government reverse its 2005 decision not to issue US visa to Modi.
The letter by Walsh was written about a fortnight ago.
"If we do respond, it'll be along familiar lines," Nuland said. PTI ADS
