In Pics: PM Modi had the last word on Rahul Gandhi's allegations, hug and wink at no-trust debate

At the 16th Lok Sabha during the no-confidence debate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday hit back at Congress Rahul Gandhi for his 'Jhumla strike' remark saying it is an insult to the armed forces. "I appeal to the Congress to stop calling the Surgical Strikes as Jumla Strikes. They can continue abusing me, my poverty, my background but please stop mocking the armed forces," Modi said. (Photo: PTI)

In his speech during the no-trust debate, Congress president Rahul Gandhi said that the Prime Minister can't look into his eyes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi replied saying: "Who am I to put my eyes into yours. Son of a poor mother, born in a backward caste, coming from a village. You are a 'naamdaar' (known by name) and I am 'kaamdar'." (Photo: PTI)

Reacting to Rahul Gandhi's unprecedented hug and wink, PM Modi said that the Congress leader was in a hurry to unseat him and grab the PM's chair, as he dubbed the no-trust vote an act of "arrogance". (Photo: ANI)

Launching a scathing attack on Rahul Gandhi's speech, PM Modi said: "You have said I am not chowkidar (watchman). You're right. I am the bhaagidar (collaborator) of the country's poor and stand with them to help them rise." (Photo: PTI)

Reacting to Rahul Gandhi's Rafale deal allegations, PM Modi said: "Due to one careless allegation in the House on Rafale, both nations had to release statements." (Photo: PTI)