Narendra Modi started the creation of a transparent India in the country after being the Prime Minister of India. The popular 'Where are the thoughts, the beauty there' slogan. Last year, in front of the government's program, standing by the side of a minister's public began with urination, criticism, insinuation. For a long time, social media has taken the lead in this humorous way. Another minister gave a stir to that incident. Standing by the side of the road, if the minister gave up the urine, who and who spread the picture.
Standing beside the highway, the photo of the state's Health Minister Kalicharan Sarafa's ebb erupted has spread to social media. News of this has been published in Kolkata media on Friday. Criticism has started all over India. Although the minister refused to comment on the matter, the journalists did not agree. Just said, this is not such a case.
If there is public urination then there is a provision for fine of 200 rupees in Rajasthan.
Criticizing the minister's urine on the highway, Ajmer MP Raghu Sharma said, "After this incident, the health minister of Rajasthan should apologize to the people of the country." On the other hand, Congress vice-president Arvana Sharma said, 'The shameful work of the minister in the way the money is being spent for transparent India, wrong message will reach the society.' He also said that during the by-election of Dholpur, the minister had also made similar incidents.
Prior to this, in June last year, the picture of urinary excrement became viral near the road of Central Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh. He went to the government program in Bihar to join the government program. When suddenly he needed urination, he stood in front of a wall on the side of the road. His car was beside him.
Former Chief Minister of Bihar and RJD leader Lalu Prasad tweeted the incident. He wrote, "Central security has made the Indian campaign of transparency more intense in the tight security precautions. He inaugurated a irrigation project in the drought state! But his son-in-law said, 'Urination is a biological subject. It is not right to debate it unnecessarily. 'Besides, there is a safe place in the country?' He kept the question.