Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee breathed his last at the age of 93. He is one of the most respected politicians in the country for doing politics in the right way. People of all walks of life have been mourning the demise of the great leader.
The Tweet placed by AP Minister Nara Lokesh while expressing condolences on the demise of Atal Bihari Vajpayee raised many eye-brows. He gave scope for criticism by not refraining from praising his Father even in the condolence message.
Nara Lokesh: 'India has lost one of its greatest sons whose contribution to politics, literature and diplomacy remains unmatched. The Telugu states have lost a dear friend who along with @ncbn played a key role in shaping their aspirations. We will miss you Sir #AtalBihariVaajpayee Ji'.
Does Lokesh really need to respond in such a manner? Craving for political gains in every aspect is completely unacceptable. This isn't what public expect from Leaders!
The Tweet placed by AP Minister Nara Lokesh while expressing condolences on the demise of Atal Bihari Vajpayee raised many eye-brows. He gave scope for criticism by not refraining from praising his Father even in the condolence message.
Nara Lokesh: 'India has lost one of its greatest sons whose contribution to politics, literature and diplomacy remains unmatched. The Telugu states have lost a dear friend who along with @ncbn played a key role in shaping their aspirations. We will miss you Sir #AtalBihariVaajpayee Ji'.
Does Lokesh really need to respond in such a manner? Craving for political gains in every aspect is completely unacceptable. This isn't what public expect from Leaders!