Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Monday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of giving pre-scripted interviews, claiming his response to real questions would have been an "embarrassment for all".
Gandhi was referring to an interview Modi gave at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore during his recent visit to the city-state.
After Modi answered a question in Hindi, the interpreter started reading from a piece of paper, prompting speculation that the script may be "pre-planned".
"The first Indian PM who takes 'spontaneous' questions that the translator has pre-scripted answers to!
"Good that he doesn't take real questions. Would have been a real embarrassment to us all if he did," Gandhi said on Twitter.
"Good that he doesn't take real questions. Would have been a real embarrassment to us all if he did," Gandhi said on Twitter.
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