Union home minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday refused to point fingers as to who could be behind ‘rumours’ of his son being ticked off by prime minister Narendra Modi for an alleged ‘misconduct’, which have been denied by the PMO.
‘You are investigative journalist and you should find out who is the rumour mongerer,’ was his curt reply to queries by reporters on whether he suspected any person or leader to be behind the ‘rumours’.
Singh on Wednesday asserted that he would quit politics if even ‘prima facie’ it is proved that any of his family member had been involved in any misconduct following reports which claimed that his
son Pankaj had been ticked off by the prime minister for an alleged ‘misconduct’.
‘You are investigative journalist and you should find out who is the rumour mongerer,’ was his curt reply to queries by reporters on whether he suspected any person or leader to be behind the ‘rumours’.
Singh on Wednesday asserted that he would quit politics if even ‘prima facie’ it is proved that any of his family member had been involved in any misconduct following reports which claimed that his
son Pankaj had been ticked off by the prime minister for an alleged ‘misconduct’.