'People will decide...': Scindia hits back at Digvijaya Singh for 'traitor' jibe

Published on Dec 06, 2021 12:12 pm IST

Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has hit back at his old rival Digvijaya Singh for calling him a traitor. Scindia, who was formerly with Congress in Madhya Pradesh, suggested that that Digvijaya Singh's outburst against him was as a result of his political rise after he dumped Congress for BJP. The minister said that it was for public to decide who is the traitor and added that Digvijaya Singh is the same person who called Osama Bin Laden as Osama ji and promised to reinstate Article 370 if Congress government returns to power. Earlier Digvijaya Singh had slammed Scindia for betraying Congress and had called him a traitor. Watch this video for more.

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