Could not understand because she is a new MP…Kiren Rijiju took a dig at Priyanka Gandhi’s statement on PM’s speech

New Delhi: Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has taken a dig at Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi. On Sunday, he/she said that Priyanka Gandhi may not fully understand the depth and importance of PM Modi’s speech on the Constitution. Because she is new in Parliament. This statement comes after Priyanka Gandhi called the PM’s speech boring on Saturday.

‘PM Modi presented facts, not opinions’

Rijiju said that PM Modi presented facts, not opinions. he/she said that due to Priyanka Gandhi’s less experience in Parliament, she may not be able to fully understand the PM’s statements. Speaking to ANI, Rijiju said, ‘PM Modi explained very well that in the last 70 years and almost six decades of Congress rule, how the provisions of the Constitution were weakened, modified and changed to suit the interests of the Congress. Went. Especially for that family which is called the first family of Congress…this is what the PM has said and the PM has not given his/her opinion on this, he/she has stated the facts.

‘Priyanka is a new MP so could not understand’

he/she further said, ‘Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi belong to a family that cannot escape history. How the Gandhi-Nehru family compromised the provisions of the Constitution for their own interests or for their political gains. So, I cannot make it any clearer than what the PM said. I feel that Priyanka is a new MP, she may not be able to understand the nuances and deeper meaning of the PM’s statement. But we are all MPs and we have to respect the PM of the country.

Priyanka had called PM’s speech boring

Earlier, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had described PM Modi’s speech as absolutely boring and without substance. he/she had told the media, ‘PM Narendra Modi did not say anything new or creative. he/she absolutely bored me. I thought he/she would say something important, but he/she talked about 11 empty promises. If he/she has zero tolerance towards corruption, then he/she should at least debate on Adani.

In the two-day Lok Sabha debate on completion of 75 years of the Constitution, PM Modi, in his/her speech, had accused the Congress of allegedly disrespecting the Constitution. he/she also gave 11 resolutions for the future, in which emphasis was on duty and ending dynastic politics. This discussion was organized on the occasion of Constitution Day.