‘Our boys were winning, Apaya went and lost…!’ Who did Rahul blame for missing the World Cup?, our-boys-were-almost-winning-but-panauti-dot-dot-dot-rahul-gandhi-slams-pm-modi

Jalore (Rajasthan), November 21:Congress leader Rahul Gandhi blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for India’s loss to Australia in the World Cup final without naming him. The former president of Congress launched a fierce attack against Namo On Tuesday, Rahul said the men-in-blue missed out on the trophy due to ‘Apaya’ being present at the stadium that day. It was not difficult to understand from Rahul’s comments that he targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the Prime Minister while addressing an election rally in Rajasthan’s Jalore district. That’s when he said that India would have won the match that day. Without taking PM Modi’s name, he said, the party lost because of ‘panauti’ (apathy). “Our boys almost won the World Cup but ‘Panauti’ made them miss the trophy,” said Rahul. Hearing this comment of Rahul Gandhi, there was a roll of laughter in the audience

A video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi consoling Indian cricketers after their defeat in the 19th World Cup final went viral on Tuesday. A few hours after that, the topic of missing the World Cup came up in Rahul Gandhi’s mouth Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the dressing room of Team India and spoke to the cricketers that day.

In the viral video, Prime Minister Modi is seen consoling Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. He tells Virat that such things happen They have won 10 matches in a row. The Prime Minister consoled the two players by holding their hands He tied the highest wicket-taker of the tournament, Mohammed Shami.

After the cricketers expressed their gratitude to the Prime Minister on their X handles, Modi also posted on his X handle, “Dear Team India, your talent and determination throughout the World Cup was palpable. You played with great spirit and made the nation proud. We stand by you today and always.” .” Even before the match, Prime Minister Modi greeted the Men in Blue through his X handle.

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