BJP to protest against Cong after Pawan Khera mis-spells PM's name
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New Delhi, Feb 21: After senior Congress leader and party spokesperson Pawan Khera could not spell Prime Minister Narendra Modi's name, the BJP has termed it as a "insult to the Prime Minister and his father".
The BJP has planned a protest on Tuesday at 10 Janpath.
Khera while addressing a press conference could not spell properly the PM's name but later clarified that he got confused. But now a complaint has been filed in Lucknow and the BJP will protest against him.
Congress Media department chairman Pawan Khera said, "We also have governments in some states, some of the governments are going to be formed in states and the season is changing... 2024 is also approaching."
"I want to give one suggestion to ED officers, who have become tools in the hands of the government, that time changes fast."
Warning the officials and the BJP, Khera said, "We have governments in states... we can also do something, but our decency should be considered as ornaments not weakness."
Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh said that party will not be cowed down by these tactics and the plenary will go on as per schedule.
Three days ahead of Congress plenary session in Raipur, the Enforcement Directorate on Monday was conducting raids at multiple locations across Chhattisgarh in connection with the coal mining case.
The BJP has planned a protest on Tuesday at 10 Janpath.
Khera while addressing a press conference could not spell properly the PM's name but later clarified that he got confused. But now a complaint has been filed in Lucknow and the BJP will protest against him.
Congress Media department chairman Pawan Khera said, "We also have governments in some states, some of the governments are going to be formed in states and the season is changing... 2024 is also approaching."
"I want to give one suggestion to ED officers, who have become tools in the hands of the government, that time changes fast."
Warning the officials and the BJP, Khera said, "We have governments in states... we can also do something, but our decency should be considered as ornaments not weakness."
Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh said that party will not be cowed down by these tactics and the plenary will go on as per schedule.
Three days ahead of Congress plenary session in Raipur, the Enforcement Directorate on Monday was conducting raids at multiple locations across Chhattisgarh in connection with the coal mining case.
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