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Smriti Irani to fight legal notice sent to her by Congress

Updated on: 27 September,2015 08:20 AM IST  | 
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Union Human Resources Development Minister Smriti Irani on Saturday said she was not deterred by the legal notice sent to her by the Congress for attacking its vice-president and Amethi MP Rahul Gandhi

Smriti Irani to fight legal notice sent to her by Congress

Smriti Irani

Lucknow: Union Human Resources Development Minister Smriti Irani on Saturday said she was not deterred by the legal notice sent to her by the Congress for attacking its vice-president and Amethi MP Rahul Gandhi.


Smriti Irani
Smriti Irani


Speaking at a media conclave here, the BJP leader disclosed that the legal notice sent to her was received by her 13-year-old son.


She said when she asked her son what needed to be done, he suggested that she should fight it out. “My son first went through the legal notice and then said ‘lada jaye’ (let’s battle it out),” she told the gathering amid a round of applause.

Irani also alleged that the Congress had tried to browbeat her apparently thinking that she was a woman. “They should realise that women of this country are not so meek and would rather fight it out,” she said. She, however, refused to comment on Rahul Gandhi’s foreign trip.

It was for the Congress to take interest in such matters, the minister added. When asked to respond to the possibility of her being named chief ministerial candidate by the BJP for Uttar Pradesh, Irani said she had never aspired for a post and believed in taking life as it comes.

“When I was a television actor, I did not know that one day I would be a union minister. I live in the present and would like to be known as a good HRD minister,” she said.

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