Ahmedabad: A Congress leader has made a very controversial comment about President Draupadi Murmu. In fact, President Murmu visited Gujarat on Monday (October 3). During this time, president Murmu had said that 76 per cent of India's salt production is in Gujarat. He also said that the salt that Gujarat produces is eaten by people across the country. On this, former MP Udit Raj, who left the BJP and joined the Congress, has said that 'flattering also has a limit.'
In fact, Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat had organized a program to congratulate Hon Murmu. Addressing it, President Murmu said, "India ranks first in terms of milk production and consumption. The white revolution brought about by milk cooperatives in Gujarat plays an important role in this. Gujarat produces 76 per cent of the country's salt. Therefore, it can be said that all the countrymen eat the salt of Gujarat.''
About two days after the speech on this, Udit Raj made a controversial tweet. In this tweet, Udit Raj has written that 'No country should get a president like Draupadi Murmu Ji. Flattering also has a limit. It is said that 70% of the people eat the salt of Gujarat. If you live life by eating salt yourself, you will know.' However, on this controversial comment of the Congress leader, social media users are reprimanding him fiercely.
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At the same time, after this statement of Udit Raj, BJP national spokesperson Shahzad Poonawalla has reminded the bad words of Congress leaders against the President. He wrote in his tweet, 'After Ajoy Kumar calling the President 'evil', then after Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury's word 'Rashtrapati', now the Congress is again at a lower level! Udit Raj has used unacceptable language against the country's first civilian tribal president. He has asked whether Congress supports this humiliation of the tribal society.'
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