New Delhi, March 8 (IANS). Political rhetoric is intensifying over the negligence in protocol of President Draupadi Murmu during his visit to West Bengal. MP Pappu Yadav has reacted regarding this.
Independent MP from Purnia, Pappu Yadav, while talking to news agency IANS, said, “What is the situation where? I can’t say anything about it, but if our President Murmu feels like this then I will apologize to him. I don’t know what happens in other places.”
But tell us how much respect the country’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi gives to President Draupadi Murmu. How much respect do they give to autonomous institutions? When the federal system in this country has ended and only one person is left, apart from whom no one has any protocol. At the same time, the protocol of the Prime Minister of India is not outside India.
In such a situation, the Constitution of India is very high, and if someone has done wrong with the law and order, then action should be taken against him.
Lok Sabha Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi was on a visit to Kerala, where he targeted Chief Minister Pinnarai Vijayan and said that he should be in jail for corruption. After this, the CPI leader described Rahul Gandhi as the ‘B’ team of BJP. Pappu Yadav called it baseless.
He said, “There is a fight of ideologies in many states of this country. Rahul Gandhi did not say this about any party. If the CM is accused of corruption then he should raise the issues, but if the Congress feels that the people of BJP are doing some favor to Rahul Gandhi then you should go to the Supreme Court and tell that they are doing wrong.”
If Rahul Gandhi has gone there for his party’s campaign and if there is any corruption in Congress then CPI should have spoken on it, but we feel that the same language which is being used by BJP is also being used by the MPs of CPI and CPM.
On the protests against Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar going to the Rajya Sabha, Pappu Yadav said, “It is not right for Nitish Kumar to go to the Rajya Sabha in the interest of the people of Bihar.”
–IANS
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