Once again Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu has expressed his love for Pakistan saying that it is better visiting the country than South India.
He made this controversial remark in Himachal Pradesh’s Kasauli to participate in the 7th Khushwant Singh Literature Fest.
“When I go to South India, I can hardly understand a word, except for two-three like vadakkam. I am okay with the food there. I can have dishes like idli but then I cannot have the South Indian cuisine for long. But if I go to Pakistan, they speak Punjabi and English and I can relate more to them. Everything there is amazing,” he said.
This latest controversy of the Punjab minister comes after he attended Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s swearing-in where he hugged Pakistan Army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa.
The actor-turned-politician also reiterated that he does not regret hugging Pakistan Army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa. “If somebody tells me that they are ready to open the Kartarpur corridor. I mean they said it 400 times that we are ready to open the corridor then this is the way I show affection. I will hug and also kiss them,” said Sidhu.
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