State Minister for Water Resource, Tulsiram Silawat landed himself in a scenario created by none other than himself. He referred to as Key Minister Narendra Modi, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh, and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath as a blot on culture.
In the course of an conversation with media staff, Silawat was read calling Modi, Chouhan and Adityanath as a shame to the region.
‘Slip of the tongue’
It is being claimed that it was a slip of the tongue of the minister. He was asked for his responses on the come upon of the infamous goon Vikas Dubey, and he explained, “In context of what has transpired, Key Minister Narendra Modi, our Main Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and UP CM Yogi Adityanath are like a blot on the culture.”
And he even further extra that the Authorities has to make your mind up what need to be carried out with such persons.
From Congress to BJP
The the latest saffron turned minister was in news not long ago as a younger girl was trolled in Indore soon after she questioned him.
On Monday, the woman approached police in Indore stating that she is getting sent vulgar feedback soon after she confronted Silawat, a previous Congress chief, about him becoming a member of the BJP. He, alongside with some other folks, joined the BJP, which led to the collapse of the erstwhile Kamal Nath govt in the state. Silawat experienced served as a minister in the former Kamal Nath cabinet
The minister was interacting with netizens in Indore about the complications that they are going through.
The female experienced requested the minister, “You were being in the Congress before and suddenly joined the BJP. You triggered the collapse of a very good govt. How did you really feel?”
Silawat looked awkward and had replied that he is nevertheless sitting down among the the typical folks. Some individuals experienced tried using to intervene but the woman experienced additional said that she is also a voter.
She stated after lodging a criticism that she posed questions to the ministers in her capability as a voter.
