Narsimha Rao on 'Trishul' Remark': 'Jairam Ramesh should apologise'

Bhartiya Janata Party spokesperson G. V. L. Narasimha Rao on Thursday slammed Congress leer Jairam Ramesh for using word 'Trishul' to attack BJP.  While interacting with news ncy ANI, BJP's Narsimha Rao condemned Jai Ram Ramesh's choice of words and said, " For Congress party and its leers it has become a habit to use every occasion to defame Hindu gods or goddesses. Jai Ram Ramesh could have attacked BJP or government by using any word. But why link ncies of government."

ding furr BJP leer also questioned Jai Ram Ramesh. He asked, "Why to offer a political comment using Trishul? Trishul holds a very important significance as it is associated with Lord Shiva, but Jai Ram Ramesh has used term 'Trishul' purposely. Why cant y ( congress part) make a political attack without bringing religion or religious symbols into it? I think it is a conspiratorial attack by Congress party to defame Hindu gods and goddesses every time."

BJP leer also spoke about how this wasn't  first time Congress h used a religious reference to attack BJP. He said, "This is t first time for Jai Ram Ramesh to come up with such comments. Shashi Tharoor h also previously attacked Prime Minister and described him as a 'scorpion on Shiv Linga'.I expect Jai Ram Ramesh to withdraw his words and apologise".

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Jai Ram Ramesh's 'Trishul' remark 

Congress Party's Jairam Ramesh h accused PM Modi and Amit Shah of using "Trishul" of Enforcement Directorate,  CBI and Income Tax to attack ir opponents.

"Modi and Amit Shah have found a new instrument - Trishul - against ir opponents", Ramesh h stated while dressing media.

"What are three points of Trishul. y are ED, CBI and Income Tax. y keep using three points to poke ir opponents", Congress leer ded.

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(With inputs from ncies)