Shivraj Singh Chouhan assaults Digvijay again over 'Osamaji' comment

Panna (MP), Jul 26 Firing a new salvo against senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh for tending to killed Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden as "Osama-ji", Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today said he should to understand the difference between a a patriot and a terrorist.

"Those who have commented against martyred police official Mahesh Chandra Sharma and named feared psychological oppressor Osama Bin Laden as Osamaji should think without anyone else that who is a loyalist and who is a psychological oppressor," the central pastor said.

He was conversing with correspondents here amid his progressing 'Janashirwad Yatra'.

Chouhan had a week ago, in a clear reference to Singh's calling Osama bin Laden as "Osama-ji" years ago asked, if including the honorific `Ji' for a terrorist was not an anti-national act.

After Chouhan calling his actions and statements anti-national, Singh had said that he would show up before the police and they could capture him.

To this, Chouhan said today that Singh was allowed to do as such. "We have not requested that he do as such."

Proceeding with his tirade against the Congress leader, Chouhan stated, "Singh talks of getting captured, however he doesn't know that he should not say anything against patriots."

Terming some Congress leaders as "Raja" and "Maharaja" (lords), Chouhan, without taking names, said they are equipped for making any remark against the normal man.

"I belong to a simple family of farmers and am also the chief minister. But, they have dependably remarked against me and my family. I don't have any issue with it. The people of the state are watching them," he said.

Those who are connecting 'saffron' with terrorism should to understand that it (saffron) is our old culture and no one should remark on it, the main priest said.

Chouhan also affirmed that Singh had demolished the state amid his 10-year manage as chief minister..

Despite what might be expected, his BJP government, he stated, has built up the state and was making it prosperous.

Chouhan said a diamond park will be created in Panna, which will also be incorporated under the 'mini-smart city' project.

Meanwhile, Digvijay Singh alongside his supporters made a beeline for the T Nagar police headquarters in the state capital Bhopal for showing up before the security faculty over his activities and proclamations being named as anti-national

State Congress president Kamal Nath gave over the gathering's banner to Singh before he set out on the foot walk to the police station.