Hitting back at the Congress for charging the BJP-led central and state governments with corruption, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said Thursday the opposition party should not talk on the issue as it has a history of corruption and its chief is out on bail.
Addressing a press conference, the Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare said, "It is inappropriate for a party, which is neck-deep in corruption and has a history of being mired in corruption cases for the last three generations, to talk about corruption. Leaders of the Congress, whose chief is out on bail, are insulting people by making such statements."
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