Reacting to what he mentioned was ‘criticism of India’ by Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on overseas land, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday mentioned throughout a go to to the US few years again, he clearly informed native media that then prime minister of India and senior Congress chief Dr Manmohan Singh was not an ‘underachiever.’

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“When Dr Manmohan Singh was the nation’s PM, I used to be on a go to to the US. There, the American press requested me if Dr Manmohan Singh was an ‘underachiever.’ Then, I replied that he's not the prime minister of the Congress however of entire India, and an Indian prime minister can by no means be an ‘underachiever’,” Chouhan, a senior member of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Social gathering (BJP), wrote on Twitter.

Although the 63-year-old politician didn't specify the 12 months by which he undertook the mentioned go to, Manmohan Singh was, in July 2012, described by the celebrated Time journal as an ‘underachiever.’

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Chouhan, in the meantime, slammed Gandhi, describing him because the nation’s most ‘unsuccessful, pissed off and determined’ chief. The Madhya Pradesh CM tweeted: “No politician who's a patriot makes anti-India remarks on overseas soil. No one listens to him in India and, subsequently, he's taking out his frustration at a overseas occasion.”

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Due to such statements, he mentioned, the Congress MP's patriotism and loyalty to the nation are sure to be questioned.

“It surprises me that many Congress leaders are on a mission to make such an individual the president of their social gathering. If so, then solely God can save Congress,” Chouhan added.

On Friday, addressing the ‘Concepts of India’ convention in London, Rahul Gandhi, a vocal critic of the Modi authorities, criticised it on a number of points. He additionally slammed the BJP and its ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

The remarks drew response from a number of central ministers and BJP leaders, together with Union residence minister Amit Shah, exterior affairs minister S Jaishankar and Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, amongst others.