Baghpat (UP), Reacting to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi accusing the ruling party of using violent language against opposition leaders, RLD chief and Union Minister Jayant Choudhary on Thursday said, " Such love letters keep going on in politics." ,
Kharge on Tuesday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Modi expressing his "concern and disappointment" over the comments made against Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi.
In his letter, the Congress President demanded that strict action should be taken against those making such statements so that the downfall of Indian politics can be prevented and nothing untoward happens.
The Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) chief said, "Such love letters keep going on in politics."
When asked to comment on Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav criticizing the government on various issues, he said, "He only knows how to tweet (post on X). It is his right to tweet as much as he wants." "Tweet."
The Union Minister had come here to inaugurate various skill development schemes.
Commenting on 'One Nation, One Election', the Minister said that people should be confident that the government is taking decisions to strengthen the Constitution.
He also said that electricity rates should be reduced for farmers as they are not able to afford the electricity bills.
On the District Bar Association's demand for a High Court bench in Western Uttar Pradesh, Choudhary said, 'Soon we will raise this demand with the Centre.'
Kharge on Tuesday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Modi expressing his "concern and disappointment" over the comments made against Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi.
In his letter, the Congress President demanded that strict action should be taken against those making such statements so that the downfall of Indian politics can be prevented and nothing untoward happens.
The Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) chief said, "Such love letters keep going on in politics."
When asked to comment on Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav criticizing the government on various issues, he said, "He only knows how to tweet (post on X). It is his right to tweet as much as he wants." "Tweet."
The Union Minister had come here to inaugurate various skill development schemes.
Commenting on 'One Nation, One Election', the Minister said that people should be confident that the government is taking decisions to strengthen the Constitution.
He also said that electricity rates should be reduced for farmers as they are not able to afford the electricity bills.
On the District Bar Association's demand for a High Court bench in Western Uttar Pradesh, Choudhary said, 'Soon we will raise this demand with the Centre.'
