Controversy over Congress leader Udit Raj's 'chamchagiri' remark against President Draupadi Murmu, NCW sent notice

Congress leader Udit Raj has given a controversial statement regarding President Draupadi Murmu. He used the word 'Chamchagiri' for President Draupadi Murmu in a tweet, after which the BJP surrounded him. The BJP says that this shows how the Congress stands against the tribals. The National Commission for Women (NCW) has issued a notice on Udit Raj's tweet.

Congress leader Udit Raj has made a controversial tweet about President Draupadi Murmu and said that no country should get such a President. He tweeted and said, 'No country should get a President like Draupadi Murmu ji. Chamchagiri also has its limits. It is said that 70% of people eat salt from Gujarat. If you live life by eating salt yourself, you will know.

The National Commission for Women (NCW) has issued a notice on Udit Raj's tweet. NCW has asked him to apologize for his statement. National Commission for Women Chairperson Rekha Sharma tweeted, 'Very objectionable statement against the woman who reached this point with the highest power of the country and her hard work. Udit Raj should apologize for his derogatory and derogatory statement. @NCWIndia is sending them notices.

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra objected to Udit Raj's statement saying that this is not the first time Udit Raj has used such words. This shows their anti-tribal mindset. On Udit Raj's statement, BJP spokesperson Shahzad Poonawalla has said that insult to the highest post is the character of Congress. He tweeted, 'After Ajay Kumar called President Draupadi Murmu bad and Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury used the word 'President'. Now the Congress has reached a lower level. Udit Raj used unacceptable language for the first woman tribal president.