Congress, SP leaders spar in Rajya Sabha


New Delhi, Aug 6 (IANS): Ugly scenes were witnessed in the Rajya Sabha Tuesday as Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar and Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Naresh Agarwal engaged in a verbal spat.

As members in the upper house raised the issue of the killing of five Indian soldiers by Pakistani troops, Aiyar - a former petroleum minister - questioned if the opposition members were not concerned about gas prices.

In response to this, Agarwal hurled an insult at the MP, which was soon expunged from records by Chairman M. Hamid Ansari.

A furious Aiyar rushed out of his seat towards Agarwal shouting "how dare you call me that".

While he was stopped by other members, angry exchanges took place.

  

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  • ajit vadakayil, calicut

    Tue, Aug 06 2013

    Mani Shankar Aiyar is the SLIMIEST and most hated politician of india.
    He and his economist brother Swaminathan Aiyar are sponsored by foreign desh drohis—both are atheists.
    Mani Shankar Aiyer can never win an election unless it is rigged.
    This desh drohi can be an MP only via the Rajya Sabha.
    Punch into Google search-
    ABOLISH THE RAJYA SABHA VADAKAYIL
    Capt ajit vadakayil

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