“Our leaders were sharing the nitty-gritty of BHIM (Bharat Interface for Moneyapp) launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There is nothing wrong if Paytm had a presence as well as the company is well-recognised by the government.
But it was not promoted by us,” Delhi BJP media in-charge Praveen Kapoor said.
At the presser, Greater Kailash MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj also took a dig at Modi saying the scale of his rally in Lucknow did not reflect any impact of demonetisation, which has “crippled the lives of the masses”.
Another MLA Akhilesh Pati Tripathi hit out at Tiwari for “having proposed” that charity shows would be held for the development of unorganised colonies.
“The BJP should rather get the files on unauthorised colonies passed which are stuck at the Centre,” he said.
From Agencies, Feature image courtesy officechai
