In this edition of Off the Cuff in New Delhi, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath spoke on SP-BSP alliance to keep Congress out, BJP’s religion card for 2019 polls, Congress’s apology for the anti-Sikh riots in 1984, Rahul Gandhi’s leadership and much more.
The Congress leader was in conversation with ThePrint’s editor-in-chief Shekhar Gupta and associate editor Neelam Pandey. https://bit.ly/2UhIwUM
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
From left: Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath (right) was in conversation with ThePrint’s editor-in-chief Shekhar Gupta (left) and associate editor Neelam Pandey (centre).
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Kamal Nath (left) played down the SP-BSP decision to keep the Congress out of the alliance. “This is not something that will be the Geeta or the Bible, which you can’t change,” he said.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Sunil Kant Munjal, chairman, Hero Corporate, got an opportunity to ask a question.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
“I personally deplore what happened to the Sikh community in 1984, and the Congress party has apologised,” he said.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh (with microphone) shared some lighter moments from Kamal Nath’s political career.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
“Government employees were very angry with the Congress, some because of the past history and a feeling they didn’t get their due,” Kamal Nath told the audience.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Senior journalist Nalini Singh asks a question.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Kamal Nath was greeted by IIFL Wealth’s senior vice-president Rajat Anandani.
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Kamal Nath with ThePrint team
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
From left: Kamal Nath; Nalini Singh and former chief election commissioner S.Y. Quraishi
Off The Cuff with Kamal Nath
Sunil Kant Munjal (L); Shekhar Gupta (second from right); Amar Singh (R)
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