New Delhi: A light-hearted statement by former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar in Churu district of Rajasthan suddenly became a topic of discussion on social media. During a program, he jokingly said, “Nowadays, I feel scared after seeing bearded people.” This video of his quickly went viral and people started sharing it in different ways.
Jagdeep Dhankhar had reached the Sadulpur residence of Congress MP Rahul Kaswan. During his welcome here, a man with a beard was seen. In the same context, Dhankhar said smilingly that whenever he sees a bearded man, he gets a little scared. He also jokingly said that his OSD also scares him with his beard. His comment was completely light-hearted, but it was shared widely on social media.
Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said in Rajgarh, Churu – Nowadays I am very afraid of bearded people… pic.twitter.com/XkjNZPe2cD
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Again discussion regarding resignation
Another video related to this tour surfaced, in which Dhankhar was seen giving clarification regarding his resignation. He said that he never said that he was ill. In his words, “I talked about giving importance to health, I did not say that I am sick.” It is noteworthy that in July last year he suddenly resigned from the post of Vice President. Health reasons were mentioned in the letter sent to the President at that time. However, the opposition had raised questions on this.
Speculation behind resignation
There was also a discussion in the political circles at that time that a situation had arisen in the Rajya Sabha regarding the impeachment motion against Justice Yashwant Verma. 63 members of the opposition had signed this proposal and it was being said that Dhankhar had accepted it. According to some sources, after this incident the situation changed and he resigned. Although officially Dhankhar had cited health reasons as the reason for leaving his post. The same clarification had come from the government also.
long silence
After his resignation, Jagdeep Dhankhar remained away from public platforms for a long time. There were many discussions in political circles regarding his silence. The opposition had also raised the demand to give him a formal farewell. A few months later, he was seen in a program in Bhopal. During a book release ceremony there, he said that no one should fall into the trap of “narrative”. This statement of his also remained much discussed.
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