The Congress on Monday hit back at Jagdeep Dhankhar’s remarks that the Rajya Sabha chairman should be impartial and should not always praise the government.
Speaking at the World Homeopathy Day celebrations here, Mr Dhankhar said as India lays the foundation stone of the centenary of its independence in 2047, every attempt to attack the country’s dignity must be blunt.
He said people should leave behind their “political spectacle” while traveling abroad. Rahul Gandhi’s remarks during his recent visit to the United Kingdom,
Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh responded to Vice President Dhankhar’s tweet saying that people should leave behind their “political spectacle” while traveling abroad. Then preach (to others).”
“Secondly, the Speaker should be fair, and not always praise the government,” Mr. Ramesh said.
In his remarks on Monday, Mr Dhankhar said, “Have you ever seen any foreign dignitary or foreign national condemn or criticize your country on a visit to this great democracy? The answer is a clear no. We are proud of our scientists.” why can not you do.” , health warriors and appreciate our innovation?”
“Whenever we go out of the country, we should leave behind our political spectacle. It will be beneficial for the country as well as the individual,” he said.
Rajya Sabha Chairman should be impartial, should not always praise the government: Congress hits back at Dhankhar
Vice President and Chairman of Rajya Sabha Jagdeep Dhankhar. , Photo Credit: PTI
The Congress on Monday hit back at Jagdeep Dhankhar’s remarks that the Rajya Sabha chairman should be impartial and should not always praise the government.
Speaking at the World Homeopathy Day celebrations here, Mr Dhankhar said as India lays the foundation stone of the centenary of its independence in 2047, every attempt to attack the country’s dignity must be blunt.
He said people should leave behind their “political spectacle” while traveling abroad. Rahul Gandhi’s remarks during his recent visit to the United Kingdom,
Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh responded to Vice President Dhankhar’s tweet saying that people should leave behind their “political spectacle” while traveling abroad. Then preach (to others).”
“Secondly, the Speaker should be fair, and not always praise the government,” Mr. Ramesh said.
In his remarks on Monday, Mr Dhankhar said, “Have you ever seen any foreign dignitary or foreign national condemn or criticize your country on a visit to this great democracy? The answer is a clear no. We are proud of our scientists.” why can not you do.” , health warriors and appreciate our innovation?”
“Whenever we go out of the country, we should leave behind our political spectacle. It will be beneficial for the country as well as the individual,” he said.