AAP Minister warns Sudhanshu Trivedi over his ‘Sazayaaphta’ remark 'Zabaan Sambhaal Ke Baat Kare...'

AAP Minister condemns Sudhanshu Trivedi's remark and warns him to control his language.

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Minister Rajendra Pal Gautam warned Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Sudhanshu Trivedi over his 'Sazayaaphta' (convicted) remark and advised him to restrain his language while speaking in public.

Trivedi should withdraw his statement and apologize publicly

Gautam condemned Trivedi's statement and demanded that he withdraw it and apologize publicly. He also reminded Trivedi of his own party's leaders facing serious criminal charges, including rape and murder.

"Zabaan Sambhaal Ke Baat Kare" (Control your tongue while speaking)

The AAP Minister emphasized the importance of using responsible language in public discourse and stated that Trivedi should "Zabaan Sambhaal Ke Baat Kare" (control his tongue while speaking). He highlighted that leaders should set an example for the public and promote peace and harmony.

AAP's commitment to clean politics

Gautam reiterated AAP's commitment to clean politics and stated that the party would not tolerate any form of hate speech or derogatory remarks. He emphasized that leaders should focus on constructive dialogue and issue-based politics.

Trivedi's controversial remark

Trivedi's controversial remark was made during a public meeting in Uttar Pradesh, where he referred to AAP leaders as "Sazayaaphta" (convicted). This statement drew widespread criticism from AAP leaders and supporters.