'Youth Have Their Own Report Card': Kharge Hits Back At PM Modi Over ‘Naraz Fufa' Remark
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‘They oppose everything,’ PM Modi’s indirect ‘Naraz Fufa’ jibe on Opposition at SRCC centenary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a sharp and humorous takedown of his chronic critics, dubbing them the "Naraz Fufa" (aggrieved uncle) of Indian politics. Speaking to a packed audience of Generation Z students at Delhi University, the Prime Minister drew laughter and applause as he characterized this specific group of naysayers as people who oppose every single developmental initiative out of habit, constantly asking, "What is the need for…
‘Are You Angry?’: BJP Chief Nitin Nabin Takes Swipe at Opposition After PM Modi’s ‘Naraz Fufa’ Remark
New Delhi, September 6, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi described a section of the Opposition as “Naraz Fufa” (angry uncle), BJP President Nitin Nabin on Sunday took a fresh swipe at opposition leaders, questioning whether they were unhappy with India’s progress and development. Modi had made the remark while […]
'Are you Angry?': BJP chief Nabin's swipe at Oppn after PM Modi's 'Naraz Fufa' remark
New Delhi, Sep 6 (IANS) A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Naraz Fufa' jibe at the Opposition INDIA bloc, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Nitin Nabin on Sunday criticised the opposition leaders, asking "Are you angry?" PM Modi made the remark while contrasting the crisis of 2013 with India's present strength, during his address at the centenary celebrations of Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC). In a self-ma…
‘Are you Angry?’: BJP chief Nabin’s swipe at Oppn after PM Modi’s ‘Naraz Fufa’ remark
New Delhi, Sep 6 (SocialNews.XYZ) A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Naraz Fufa' jibe at the Opposition INDIA bloc, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Nitin Nabin on Sunday criticised the opposition leaders, asking "Are... - Social News XYZ
PM Modi used the term 'naraz phupha' during SRCC centenary celebrations, and the targets of the remark became more 'naraz' after hearing it
One can almost picture the scene, someone hears “naraz phupha”, becomes furious, holds a press conference about how calling someone “naraz phupha” is inappropriate, and thereby provides an excellent demonstration of the original allegation. It is political satire writing itself.
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