Union Minister Arjun Munda said, Sonia Gandhi should apologize to the country for the derogatory remarks on the Presiden
Union Tribal Affairs Minister cum Khunti BJP MP Arjun Munda has strongly criticized the main opposition party Congress.
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Union Tribal Affairs Minister cum Khunti BJP MP Arjun Munda has strongly criticized the main opposition party Congress. Union Minister Arjun Munda issued a statement saying that he strongly condemns the way Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury addressed President Draupadi Murmu. He has said that Sonia Gandhi should apologize to the country for the derogatory remarks made by Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury against President Draupadi Murmu.
Congress character exposed
Union Minister Arjun Munda said the manner in which Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury did not respect the dignity of the post and made derogatory remarks against a tribal woman, especially the President, has made the character of Congress in the entire country clear. In their mind, thoughts and principles, there is no respect for the tribal woman sitting on the constitutional post.
It is a matter of pride for a tribal woman to be the President
Union Minister Arjun Munda has demanded that Congress President Sonia Gandhi should apologize for using such words on the President in front of the nation. What is necessary to maintain the dignity of the constitutional post, it is unfortunate that even after ruling the country for a long time, the Congress leaders could not know. For the first time in the country, a tribal woman has become the President. It is a matter of pride. There is an atmosphere of enthusiasm about this in the whole country. In such a situation, the inappropriate remarks by the Congress leader is unfortunate.
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