PM Narendra Modi is on a Europe tour. During this Berlin visit, the capital of Germany, on Monday, there was a warm welcome for PM Modi. An exciting video of Indians in Germany was shared on social media by the PMO. But this video has sparked a political battle in the country.In the video, people are dancing and singing, drums and drums are playing to welcome PM Modi. At the same time, in this video, the saffron flag was also seen waving in the hands of Indians. After which social media turned into a political battleground.
Congress is questioning the PMO that the saffron flag is waving, but where is the tricolour flag of India?The video that has been shared from PMO's Twitter account. All opposition Congress Leaders are raising questions regarding this video. At the same time, some people say that this program to welcome the Prime Minister was done by the Indian community living in Berlin. It is said that the dance being performed by the Indian community is a traditional dance of Maharashtra and has a tradition of waving the saffron flag.
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In this video shared by PMO, you can see that people are singing and dancing with saffron flags in hand to welcome PM Modi in Germany. Congress has created a ruckus on this video itself.
Sharing the video, Kerala Congress wrote- Mr Prime Minister of India You should apologize to the whole country for this stupid propaganda he has done abroad.
A user named Saurav Kumar wrote – The Modi government has done the work of humiliating the tricolour on foreign soil. Neither saffron will work, nor green will work, if it runs in the country, only the tricolour will work.
Ruplekha wrote – This is not our national flag. This means that all the people who have gathered here are showing the RSS, not India. Tricolour is in the heart of all of us, we are not interested in their saffron.The PM Modi government of the country has done the work of insulting the tricolour on foreign soil. For your information Let us inform you that PM Modi Narendra Modi will go to Denmark and France after Germany.