BJP Distances Itself from MPs' Criticism of Judiciary

The BJP, led by President J P Nadda, distanced itself from critical comments about the Supreme Court made by its MPs Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma. Nadda emphasized the party's respect for the judiciary, insisting the opinions were personal views, not reflective of BJP's stance.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) officially disclaimed any association with the recent remarks made by its parliamentarians Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma, criticizing the Supreme Court. Party president J P Nadda clarified that these comments were strictly personal and did not represent the party's views.

In a statement, Nadda emphasized that the BJP respects the judiciary as a fundamental component of democratic governance. He reiterated that the party has always accepted the judiciary's recommendations and decisions, valuing them as integral to the nation's democratic framework.

Nadda took action by instructing both Dubey and Sharma, along with other party members, to refrain from making such critical statements. Despite the vociferous comments from Dubey and Sharma, Nadda maintained the stance that the judiciary remains a vital pillar supporting the Constitution and democracy.

(With inputs from agencies.)