"What should I say about him...It's good that an old colleague is discussing me..Irrespective of whether he is talking positive or negative atleast he is discussing me..What harm do I have in this.
"He should learn some decorum. This is not the Congress culture," Yadav said here when asked about Verma's recent remarks against him.
Maintaining that Verma was "scolded" by his party for his comments, Yadav asked the Minister why he had to say that he would quit the party.
Asked about Verma's allegations including about his connivance with BJP in demolition of Babri mosque, Yadav said that the government was free to conduct an inquiry on them.
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Verma had on July 2 kicked up another controversy when said in Faizabad in UP that the SP chief was not even fit to sweep the Prime Minister's residence. "Yadav wants to become Prime Minister. He should first try to get the job of a sweeper at the residence of the PM," he had said.
Asked whether he would talk to Congress on the Verma issue, Yadav said that he would not do that.