Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary apologizes to President Murmu, made inappropriate remarks on her Excellency

Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary has apologized to President Draupadi Murmu for his inappropriate remarks. He issued a letter apologizing. In it, he wrote- "I assure you that I had slipped my tongue. I apologize and request you to accept it.

At the same time, Adhir Ranjan targeted the BJP for this. Ranjan said- I am waiting for BJP to declare me a terrorist and get me arrested under UAPA. They want to be the champions of the tribals but hide how the killings are happening. Changes are being made in the laws brought under the leadership of Sonia Gandhi. They are working against the tribals.

On Wednesday, Congress leaders were protesting and protesting the Enforcement Directorate's interrogation of Sonia Gandhi. During the dharna on Wednesday, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury used the wrong word for President Draupadi Murmu during a conversation with a news channel. There was a controversy over his statement and there was a lot of uproar in Parliament. There was a lot of ruckus during the proceedings in the monsoon session on Thursday. BJP leaders created a ruckus over the wrong word used by Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury for President Draupadi Murmu. The ruling party MPs demanded an apology from Adhir Ranjan. BJP MP Smriti Irani dragged the name of Sonia Gandhi and demanded an apology from her too. The proceedings of the House had to be adjourned amid much uproar.

Seeing the matter gaining momentum, Adhir Ranjan Choudhary issued a statement on Thursday saying, 'I cannot even think of insulting the President. It was just a mistake. If the President felt offended, I would personally meet him and apologize. They can hang me if they want. I am ready to face the punishment but why is she (Sonia Gandhi) being dragged into it? According to Choudhary, the BJP has no issue with Congress. That's why she is looking for spice against Congress. Choudhary said the issue was being projected in exaggeration. I have no intention to bring down the highest chair of the country.

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury had on Thursday urged Speaker Om Birla to give him an opportunity to explain in the House. He wrote a letter to the speaker about this. Chaudhary wanted to present his side regarding the allegation against him.