Your bad days will come, I curse you: Jaya Bachchan lashes out at BJP in RS

Upset over alleged personal remarks made against her Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan on Monday lashed out at the ruling BJP in Rajya Sabha with a curse that it will face bad daysAn agitated Bachchan also told the chair that he should be fair and alleged that an attempt was being made to stifle the voice of OppositionParticipating in the debate on NDPS Amendment Bill Bachchan chose to raise the issue of the 12 suspended opposition members and said Bhubaneswar Kalita who was in the chair himself used to protest in the Well of the House This evoked a sharp reaction from BJP membersI dont want to thank you because I dont know whether I should remember when you used to walk into the Well shoutingor today when you are sitting in the chair she said when called to speak on the billAlso Read Parliament Winter Session Opposition not to attend meeting called by Centre to end RS logjamObjecting to her remarks Rakesh Sinha BJP said she was casting aspersions on the chairBut Bachchan continued her speech and lamented that at a time when the country is facing several important issues the House has allocated 34 hours for a debate on rectifying a clerical error in the BillAmid the din she alleged that personal remarks were made against her and sought protection from the chairI expect you to take action on the comment he made on me and my career You want to be fair You are sitting on the chair you dont belong to any party sir she saidHow can they make personal remarks in the HouseAap logon kay buraey din aayengay Your bad days will come I curse you she saidThe remarks claimed by Bachchan as personal could not be heard in the noiseLeaders of the BJP and the SP have been attacking each other as the crucial elections in Uttar Pradesh are due early next yearBachchans outburst came on a day her daughterinlaw and actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan appeared before the Enforcement Directorate for questioning in a case linked to the 2016 Panama Papers global tax leaks caseHer statement was being recorded under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act FEMA official sources saidThe SP has accused the Centre of targeting its leaders due to political vendetta a charge denied by the BJPKalita repeatedly urged Bachchan to confine herself to the Bill being debatedShe responded by saying that efforts were being made to stifle the voice of opposition membersKalita said that the chair would go through the records and remove unparliamentary remarks if anyThe chair meanwhile called the next member to speak on the Bill but soon after adjourned the House for 30 minutes because of the continuous dinThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever