Calling it an "insult" to the Constitution framed by Ambedkar, Adityanath, in an exclusive interview with ANI, explained that during the framing of the Constitution, Ambedkar had rejected religion-based quotas.
Earlier on Tuesday, Kamra's refusal to apologise for his remarks made during a recent show has sparked strong reactions from Maharashtra government figures, including Maharashtra's Minister of State for Home Yogesh Kadam and Minister Gulab Patil.
"Kunal Kamra has spoken against the law. He has tried to insult a leader. He should not insult anyone. He should apologize. Legal action should be taken against him," Athawale told ANI.
Congress MP Manickam Tagore on Tuesday alleged Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju of breaching the privilege and insulting the House after he sought clarification from the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge regarding the Congress' position on reservation for
After comedian Kunal Kamra refused to apologize for his remarks during a show, Maharashtra MoS Home Yogesh Kadam and Minister Gulab Patil threatened action, stating that such insults to the Supreme Court, PM, and Hindu deities will not be tolerated.
Following protests by Congress and AIUDF against BJP MLA, Assam Minister Pijush Hazarika accused Congress MLA Nurul Huda of physically assaulting Deputy Speaker of the Assam Legislative Assembly, Dr Numal Momin. Pijush Hazarika has called the attack on Numal Momin, a direct insult to the
"I came to the police station as an FIR was registered against our Shiv Sainiks... The said studio is illegal... False remarks are made against PM Modi and several others over there. It should be investigated why someone would support an illegal studio like that," Sarnaik said.
Reacting to stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra's remarks on Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Minister Yogesh Ramdas Kadam on Monday stated that while the Constitution guarantees freedom of speech, it does not grant the right to insult those holding constitutional positions.
"We are worried for the health of the Chief Minister, but we are more worried about Bihar. If Bihar has such a leadership, how safe is the state? They (BJP) only worry about any state until the elections. After the elections, they forget Bihar or any other state," Khera told ANI.
The Rashtriya Janata Dal on Saturday attacked Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar by putting up posters outside the residence of former Chief Minister and RJD leader Rabri Devi and accusing him of insulting women, disrespecting Mahatma Gandhi and the national anthem.
"The national anthem has been insulted. The world is watching, and he (Nitish Kumar) should apologise in both houses. He should tender his resignation and make his son the Chief Minister of Bihar. Legally, this carries a punishment of three years. Action should be taken on this matter, but t
Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav shared a video in which the Bihar Chief Minister was seen talking and gesturing while the national anthem was played out during an event.