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During a heated debate on Operation Sindoor in Rajya Sabha, JP Nadda clashed with opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge about Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Nadda later apologized for his words, stating that Kharge’s comments were emotional and disrespectful, causing a ruckus in the opposition.
Heated clash between Nadda and Kharge
New Delhi: During the discussion on Operation Sindoor in Rajya Sabha, there was a heated clash between the leader of the house JP Nadda and the leader of the opposition Mallikarjun Kharge, reports Dynamite News correspondent.
Actually, Nadda objected to the things said by Kharge about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said something that caused a ruckus in the opposition. After this, Nadda took back his words and said that my words should be taken as emotion. If my words hurt anyone, then I apologize, but the things that a senior leader like Kharge ji has used for the Prime Minister of the country are also not right.
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JP Nadda started speaking in Rajya Sabha with some objections to Kharge's statement. Nadda said that the leader of the opposition gave a long statement, but the words used were not of his level as per his stature. The way he commented on the Prime Minister. I can understand their pain that the Prime Minister has kept them in the opposition for 11 years.
The Prime Minister is the most popular leader in the world. This is a matter of pride for us as well as the country. But your concern for the party is so much that even the country's issue becomes secondary. You make such comments in an emotional state.
