Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath lashes out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday for violating the model code of conduct daily. The duo has been in a war of words ever since the Income Tax Department carried out raids at several of Nath's establishments including those of his close aides.
Nath questioned "Look at the language he uses. Have you seen any other Prime Minister in the world speaking in this manner? What kind of standard is he trying to set."
PM Modi had quoted saying that Naamdar (Rahul Gandhi) and his courtier (Kamal Nath) won't be spared for corruption. He also alleged rampant corruption under the Congress' rule in Madhya Pradesh after sacks full of currency notes were recovered in the state.
To which nath replied saying he source of the BJP's wealth with which it built Rs 1,000 crore worth party headquarters in New Delhi.
Nath also thanked the public to have given him a chance to serve the state. He said that the Congress government tried to offer glimpses of the party's policies and intentions within the first 75 days until the MCC was imposed.
The Chief Minister also attacked the BJP for fielding Sadhvi Pragya Thakur from Bhopal. "The BJP was trying to divide the society and was fuelling tension with inflammatory speeches," he said while also accusing the BJP of "hurting democracy" for not providing an account of its 15 years of governance in Madhya Pradesh.
