It's been barely a day since the BJP's big guns (read as Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley) came out in defence of Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian — with Jaitely telling the press that the party had 'full confidence' in Subramanian. After stating that "(t)he party has said that they don’t share (Swamy’s) view," Jaitely added somewhat ominously, "I would also add one more fact. From the point of view of the discipline of Indian politicians. to what extent should we attack those, the discipline and constraints of those whose offices prevent them from responding, and this has happened more than once.”
It's been barely a day since the BJP's big guns (read as Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley) came out in defence of Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian — with Jaitely telling the press that the party had 'full confidence' in Subramanian. After stating that "(t)he party has said that they don’t share (Swamy’s) view," Jaitely added somewhat ominously, "I would also add one more fact. From the point of view of the discipline of Indian politicians. to what extent should we attack those, the discipline and constraints of those whose offices prevent them from responding, and this has happened more than once.”
Firstpost India News
It's been barely a day since the BJP's big guns (read as Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley) came out in defence of Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian — with Jaitely telling the press that the party had 'full confidence' in Subramanian. After stating that "(t)he party has said that they don’t share (Swamy’s) view," Jaitely added somewhat ominously, "I would also add one more fact. From the point of view of the discipline of Indian politicians. to what extent should we attack those, the discipline and constraints of those whose offices prevent them from responding, and this has happened more than once.”
Firstpost India News
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