'Judiciary's command head forehead', BJP has nothing to do with Dubey's statements: Nadda

Judge’s commander forehead! BJP has nothing to do with the statements of Dubey and Sharma, and the Nadda last updated: April 19, 2025, 23:49 IST BJP on the Supreme Court: BJP made Nishikant Dubey, MP who made a statement against the Supreme Court and CJI Sanjejn Khanna. The Rajya Sabha member Dinesh Sharma was also instructed not to make such statements. BJP head JP Nadda kept away from the statements of Dubey and Sharma. (File photos) Highlights BJP rebuked the MPs who made a statement about the Supreme Court. JP Nadda said: Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma’s statements are personal. The BJP repeated the case of the honor of the judiciary. New -delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) separated itself in two words with arrows run by his MPs on the Supreme Court. Party president JP Nadda said that the statements of the MP Nishikant Dubey and Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Sharma are completely personal and that the party does not agree with them. JP Nadda gave a clear message, said: ‘The BJP has nothing to do with these statements, nor does it support such ideas. We completely reject these statements. This state of BJP came at a time when the rhetoric of the Supreme Court and the constitutional institutions increased. Nadda said he gave strict instructions to both the leaders and all public representatives of the party to comment in the future to harm the dignity of the judiciary. The BJP’s position on the judiciary, Clean Nadda, insisted that the BJP always respect the judiciary. He said: “We have pleased to accept the orders and proposals of all the courts, including the Supreme Court. In democracy, the judiciary is the soul of the Constitution and the BJP considers it with full dedication. This statement from the party president not only clears the line of the organization, but is also an attempt to calm the criticism that arose after the controversial statements of the party MPs. BJP -LPs Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma have nothing to do with the statement of the Bharatiya Janata party about the judiciary and the chief justice of the country. This is his personal statement, but the BJP does not coincidentally support and also supports such statements with such statements. BJP these statements … – Jagat Prakash Nadda (@jpnadda) April 19, 2025 What was the matter? Dubey made controversial remarks about the Supreme Court one after another. He even said that if the law itself is issued by the Supreme Court, Parliament should be closed. He then blamed the chief justice of the country and blamed him for ‘civil war’. Dinesh Sharma, MP of Rajya Sabha, also questioned the role of the courts, after which the opposition and the legal community responded sharply. Congress described these statements as “defamatory” and “against democracy”. Leaders such as opposition attackers, the court’s strict congress’s Jairam Ramesh and Imran Masood have directly accused the BJP of weakening the constitutional institutions. He said the Supreme Court is being targeted for sought answers from the government in matters such as the Electoral Commission, WAQF Act and election. Location: New