- Government sources released PM Modi's schedule on February 14
- After the attack, the PM spoke with national security advisor
- Govt denied reports that PM Modi was shooting for the Discovery channel
"In his hunger for power, the prime minister has forgotten raj dharma [duty of governance]. The prime minister also knew about the terror attack. Yet the prime minister, a person who claims himself to be a nationalist, continued to shoot a film," Congress spokesperson Surjewala said.
Surjewala also claimed that the prime minister continued to "have tea, samosas, at seven o'clock in a PWD guest house" that evening.
To this end, the government sources released PM Modi's schedule on February 14 when the Pulwama terror attack took place. "PM Modi left Delhi at around 7 am, reached Dehradun and got stuck there for nearly four hours due to bad weather. He reached Jim Corbett at around 11:15 am and was there for three hours," the sources said.
"PM Modi inaugurated a tiger safari, eco-tourism zone and rescue centre. He then took a motorboat ride from Kalagarh to visit Dhikala and took a round of the jungle. He was supposed to address a public rally at Rudrapur at 3 pm but cancelled it due to bad weather and also because of the Pulwama attack. After the Pulwama attack, the prime minister spoke with national security advisor, the home minister and the governor."
After reaching the Rampur guesthouse, PM Modi again spoke to the NSA, the governor and the home minister about Pulwama. "Did not eat anything," the sources said.
PM Modi then left Rampur at 7 pm and reached Delhi late in the evening.
Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad also denied reports that PM Modi was shooting for the Discovery channel. There has been no word from the channel yet.
PM Modi did not eat anything after Pulwama terror attack, claim govt sources
After reaching the Rampur guesthouse, PM Modi again spoke to the NSA, the governor and the home minister about Pulwama. "Did not eat anything," the sources said.
