Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje today told party MLAs not to use derogatory language and maintain decency while criticising opposition leaders.
Addressing the BJP Legislature Party meeting here ahead of the Budget session beginning tomorrow, she told the ministers to reply in the Assembly fully prepared with facts and not let the the opposition get a chance to create uproar unnecessarily.
Due respect should be given to the opposition and focus should be on making the session smooth, the Chief Minister said.
"The state government has conducted various developmental works. Every MLA should highlight these works and take them to people in their respective constituencies through a booklet by the first week of April," a release quoting Raje said.
She also said there is no question of shifting Kota Airport to Jhalawar, as reported in a section of media.
State Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Rajendra Rathore, Chief Whip of the government Kalu Lal Gujar also addressed the meeting.
BJP MLAs Kailash Choudhary (Bayut constituency), and Gyan Dev Ahuja (Ramgarh) had allegedly made derogatory public references to Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, calling him a "traitor".
