Narendra Modi 'Elected Terrorist', Says Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif

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Nitish Kumar once again took over as chief minister of Bihar with BJP's support today, leaving the opposition's grand alliance in tatters and raising questions over its ability to counter the saffron party in the 2019 general elections. Photo: PTI (File)

Islamabad: Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif has called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi an elected "terrorist". Asif's comments came in his attempt to rebut Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, who lashed out at Pakistan at the UN last month on charges of supporting and exporting terror. (Image: AP-File)

"Sushma Swaraj has accused us (Pakistan) of exporting terrorism. (However) one terrorist (in India) is the country's Prime Minister himself," Asif said. (Image: File)

New Delhi: From the ramparts of Red Fort in the national capital during his Independence Day speech Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he got full support of people on demonetisation. (Image: File/Twitter)