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Tajinder Bagga dares ‘James Bond ke Chacha’ Subramanian Swamy to prove allegations levelled against him: Here is what happened

BJP leader Subramanian Swamy stoked a controversy by claiming that Bagga had been jailed many times for committing petty crimes by the Mandir Marg Police in New Delhi.

BJP Delhi spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga today took to Twitter to dare BJP MP Subramanian Swamy to prove the allegations levelled against him.

BJP leader Subramanian Swamy stoked a controversy by claiming that Bagga had been jailed many times for committing petty crimes by New Delhi’s Mandir Marg Police.

Swamy said in the tweet, “Delhi journalists inform me that before joining BJP, Tajinder Bagga had been jailed many times for petty crimes by the New Delhi Mandir Marg Police Station. True? If so Nadda should know.”

Tajinder Bagga hit back at the allegations comparing Swamy to James Bond’s Uncle and said that instead of tweeting Swamy should call Mandir Marg Police Station, take his details and then expose him.

Bagga said, “Dr @swamy39 heard you are James Bond ke Chacha. Instead of tweeting Call Mandir Marg SHO, take details and Expose me. Giving you 48 Hours, uske baad meri turn. your time starts now”

Rajya Sabha MP Swamy is known for making controversial comments against BJP leaders. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai referred to Subramanian Swamy as a “freelance politician” for his nature of speaking against his own party and its leadership. The Karnataka CM made the remark after opposition leader Siddaramaiah cited a Subramanian Swamy’s tweet from February, in which Swamy had shared fake data about petrol prices in India.

Earlier this year, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi met several Union Ministers including Party President JP Nadda, Rajnath Singh and others, it triggered rumours of a cabinet shuffle. Then, several politicians who were out of favours they expected from the government started to yearn for a position. First among them was BJP politician Subramanian Swamy.

Subramanian Swamy is also accused to be a two faced and a dodgy politician who uses Facebook and Twitter as a personal diary to vent his angst and talk about why he should be made a minister.

Source: Facebook Post by Subramanian Swamy

In fact, he has often tried to insult the Prime Minister as well as other ministers in the cabinet by describing them as ‘dressed like a waiter’.

It is quite elitist of Swamy to use ‘dress like a waiter’ as an insult because a waiter does an honest day’s job to earn the money and using dressed like them as an insult reeks of privilege and elitist mentality considering the humble beginnings the Prime Minister comes from.

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