Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday took aim at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for the “men lying on the road drunk” remarks and said it was shocking to hear the word ‘nashedi’ (intoxicated) to describe the youth of Uttar Pradesh.
“They spent a decade abusing Modi. But now they started taking out their frustration on the common people. Such people who are not in their own senses are calling the youths of Kashi and U.P. as addicts/drunkards,” said the PM, without naming Mr. Gandhi, at a function in Varanasi.
