Is India run by Modi Penal Code now, asks Jairam Ramesh
The Hindu
Come get me, says Cong. RS MP as he pastes vaccine poster to his house
Former Union Minister Jairam Ramesh late on Saturday night dared the Delhi police to act against him for putting up a critical poster against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Mr. Ramesh was reacting to a news report that 25 FIRs have been registered in connection with posters that surfaced across the capital questioning Mr. Modi on the vaccination policy in a sarcastic tone. “Putting up critical posters against PM is now a crime? Is India run by the Modi Penal Code now? Is the Delhi police so jobless in the middle of a raging pandemic?? I am putting up posters on my compound wall tomorrow. Come get me. @DelhiPolice @AmitShah,” tweeted Mr. Ramesh, a Rajya Sabha member, tagging Home Minister Amit Shah besides the Delhi police.
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