Gautam Gambhir | Navjot Sidhu 'Send your children to border': Gautam Gambhir slams Navjot Sidhu for calling Imran Khan 'elder brother'
New Delhi/IBNS: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Gautam Gambhir on Friday slammed Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu for calling Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan his "elder brother".
Calling Sidhu 'spineless', Gambhir has asked him to send his children to the border before making such remarks.
"Send ur son or daughter to the border & then call a terrorist state head ur big brother! #Disgusting #Spineless (sic)," he tweeted.
Send ur son or daughter to the border & then call a terrorist state head ur big brother! #Disgusting #Spineless
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) November 20, 2021
Sidhu triggered this controversy by calling Imran Khan his "bada bhai" (elder brother) during his visit to Kartarpur Corridor.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Amit Malviya shared the video in which Sidhu can be seen hugging an official of Kartarpur Corridor
While tweeting the video, Amit Malviya took a dig at the Congress and said, "Rahul Gandhi's favourite Navjot Singh Sidhu calls Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan his "bada bhai". Last time he had hugged Gen Bajwa, Pakistan Army's Chief, heaped praises."
"Is it any surprise that the Gandhi siblings chose a Pakistan-loving Sidhu over veteran Amarinder Singh?" Amit Malviya said.
Rahul Gandhi’s favourite Navjot Singh Sidhu calls Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan his “bada bhai”. Last time he had hugged Gen Bajwa, Pakistan Army’s Chief, heaped praises.
— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) November 20, 2021
Is it any surprise that the Gandhi siblings chose a Pakistan loving Sidhu over veteran Amarinder Singh? pic.twitter.com/zTLHEZT3bC
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