New Delhi, Feb. 22 -- After the US President Donald Trump said that the USAID gave $21 million 'to my friend Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India for voter turnout' in India, the Congress on Saturday launched a fresh attack on the PM and demanded a ''white paper'' on the issue.
Addressing a press conference here, party spokesperson Pawan Khera said, "PM Modi must talk to his friend, US President Trump and strongly refute the allegation on him that America was about to give $21 million to him and India for increasing voter turnout".
While demanding a comprehensive white paper on the funds, Khera asked, "Did Narendra Modi take 21 million dollars to influence elections and increase voter turnout or not?"
Khera said that no matter how much ...