Congress mocks Modi over inverted Tricolour pocket square on Independence Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his 13th consecutive Independence Day address from the Red Fort on August 15, continuing a tradition dating back to 2014. Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera drew attention to Modi's pocket square, suggesting the Tricolour appeared to be displayed incorrectly. Khera quipped on social media that the PM seemed to be celebrating Ireland's Independence Day rather than India's, referencing the similarity between the two flags. The jibe was a pointed political dig at the Prime Minister over what the opposition framed as a symbolic misstep on a nationally significant occasion.
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