Union minister claims- ‘Jawaharlal Nehru used to take drugs, one of Gandhiji’s sons was also addicted to drugs’ Listen to the minister’s statement
Union Minister of State for Housing and Urban Affairs Kaushal Kishore fiercely targeted the Congress and the Gandhi family in Bharatpur, Rajasthan. Addressing the Nasha Mukti Jagran Abhiyan program, the Union Minister said that the country’s first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru used to take drugs. He used to smoke cigarettes and a son of Mahatma Gandhi used to take drugs. If you read and see the book, you will know. It is mentioned in the history books. This statement of the Union Minister has come at a time when the winter session of the Parliament is going on. This statement of Kaushal Kishore can lead to a political uproar.
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Union Minister of State Kaushal Kishore said that big leaders and their families were also drug addicts in the country. He said that I myself lost my son due to intoxication. That’s why drug addiction is being run. Kaushal Kishore said that drug addiction is hollowing out the young generation of the country. There is a need to run public awareness campaign for this. He said that the pundits in Kashi eat khaini and tobacco while reciting shlokas and speak impure shlokas. This is not correct. How can they recite pure shlokas while eating tobacco.
Appealing to the media, Union Minister Kaushal Kishore said that the more people are made aware about the economic, mental, physical and social harm caused by drugs, the better it is. He said that the more fear is created in the public about the deaths and harm caused by drugs, the better it is. Due to this drug shops will be closed. The Union Minister said that the world of drug trade has captured the country. It has to be removed.
