"Nitish Kumar now has no right to be Chief Minister. A person who insults women like this has no right to be a CM. He should leave the position, apologising won't work," CM Chouhan said.
Sarma made the remark while speaking to ANI in Madhya Pradesh's Khandwa district on Thursday in view of Singh's remark against Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling him "No.1 liar".
The incident was reported under the jurisdiction of Sanyogita Ganj police station limits in the city on Wednesday evening. Those who died were identified as Kamal Kishore (75), a retired bank officer and his elder daughter Rama Arora (53).
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday went all guns blazing against the main opposition Congress in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh, saying that the grand old party followed a 'Laapata' model, in which development was missing, when it ruled the state.
"In the last 20 years, MP has come out of the category of 'Bimaru Rajya' and has become strong, prosperous and self-reliant. No one can forget Madhya Pradesh before 2003 when the state lacked all the basic facilities but today the situation has completely changed," Patel said.
Accusing Congress of playing with national security, PM Modi said, "After independence, the first scam in the country with which Congress started its scams was associated with defence itself," while addressing a public rally in Morena ahead of the November 17 Assembly polls in Madhya Prad
The poster has been put up at Bada Ganpati area in the Indore-1 assembly constituecny in the name of Madhya Pradesh Yuva Manch in the city. It is written in the poster that "The originator of terrorism in Punjab Kamal Nath, is he eligible to become the Chief Minister?"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday launched a strong attack on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over his derogatory remarks against women in relation to population control and said crass words were uttered in the state assembly and there was "no shame".
This case falls under the category of gang rape. An FIR has been registered at the Bilowa police station and the rest of the facts are being investigated and legal action will be taken, Gwalior Additional Superintendent of Police, Rishikesh Meena, told ANI.