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Reward? Asks opposition as Ramesh Bidhuri gets poll duty in Sachin Pilot's Tonk amid row

Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra asked how an MP who has been showcaused by the party can get a new role.

Updated on: Sep 28, 2023, 10:16:44 IST
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BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri who was issued a showcause notice by the party after he abused BSP's Muslim MP Danish Ali in the Lok Sabha has been given the election duty in Rajasthan's Tonk. Congress' Sachin Pilot is Tonk's MLA. Opposition leaders said giving responsibility of the election in-charge amid the storm over his comments on Danish Ali only shows Bidhuri is being rewarded for his action. "How does showcaused person be given new role by BJP? @narendramodi ji - is this your Sneha Yatra for minorities, your love outreach?" Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra said.

Ramesh Bidhuri was under fire for abusing BSP MP Kunwar Danish Ali in the Lok Sabha. (PTI)
Ramesh Bidhuri was under fire for abusing BSP MP Kunwar Danish Ali in the Lok Sabha. (PTI)

"Sabka saath, sabka vikas, sabka vishwas—yeh sab hai inka bakwaas," Congress leader Jairam Ramesh posted on X.

Opposition leader Kapil Sibal said Bidhuri has been rewarded for attacking danish Ali and been made BJP in-charge in Tonk where Muslim population is 29.25%.

In the aftermath of the row, Danish Ali on Wednesday said he had been receiving hateful and threatening messages. "Since the parliament episode came to light last Friday, some individuals are sending hateful messages and issuing threats to my life. Hope Delhi Police will notice and take appropriate action," Dansih posted on X and tagged Union home minister Amit Shah.

 
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Poulomi Ghosh

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