Nonsense’: Rajnath Singh On Kejriwal’s Claims On PM Modi’s ‘Retirement’, Adityanath’s ‘Removal’

On Thursday, Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal repeated his argument that by 2025, when PM Modi reaches the age of 75, he will retire from politics, as per saffron party rule, and he added that PM is seeking for votes in favor of the Union Home Minister Amit Shah as his successor. He further asserted that in just two months, the BJP would trash off Adityanath as Uttar Pradesh chief minister if the party came to power in centre.

Mr Rajnath Singh was responding to Mr Kejriwal’s comment in a public rally in Rajajipuram, which he said was that Mr Modi could not become the prime minister after the 2024 elections. I am surprised. First, he should be charged for the insulting comment made on the prime minister of India because freedom to the people should not be absolute. ” “The whole country cherishes Modi ji to be the prime minister again in 2024 and then in 2029 as well,” he further stated.

On May 10, the Supreme Court allowed Mr Kejriwal to be granted interim bail till June 1 that is the last day of the seven-phase of the Lok Sabha elections and also directed Mr Kejriwal to return to jail on June 2. The Delhi chief minister was taken into police custody on March 21.

Defence Minister also stated, “Kejriwal was lying and even questioned our CM as well. It means that Modi ji will not remain the prime minister and Yogi ji will not remain the chief minister… The implication is that no one but Kejriwal will remain in power. “It is really sad to listen to such thoughts about such experienced and powerful leaders.” According to me, politics is to be done without the use of lies only. Touching upon the importance of speaking the truth he added,” However, consequent politics can be done only by speaking the truth.

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