'Daring Voice of India's Pride' at UNGA Wins Applause From AAP
The government on Monday received praise from unexpected
quarters as AAP lauded External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj for her speech
at the UN General Assembly, calling her a "daring voice of the Indian
pride".
"Sushma ji presented India's viewpoint very well at UNGA. Congratulations
to her," Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said.
AAP's Overseas Convenor Kumar Vishwas termed her speech as
historic and a befitting reply "tearing apart Pakistan's false
propaganda".
He asked Pakistani Prime minister Nawaz Sharif to try and
understand the realities that Swaraj spoke about in her address to the world.
Terming Swaraj as one of the finest orators in Indian politics,
Vishwas went on to call her the "daring voice of Indian pride".
Vishwas also praised Swaraj for speaking extempore in Hindi
rather than restricting herself to delivering a pre-written English speech.
The AAP government and the Centre are continuously locked in a
turf war.
"Kejriwal and Vishwas's tweets praising Sushma Swaraj's
speech today once again proved that when it comes to national issues and
especially at international forums, AAP will always rise above petty political
differences for the interests of the nation," the party said in a
statement.