BJP lawmaker Ravindra Kushwaha had alleged yesterday that a "conspiracy" was being hatched against Prime Minister Narendra Modi by certain party leaders who were "unable to tolerate him as PM".
A day after alleging that few party leaders were "conspiring" against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP lawmaker Ravindra Kushwaha today said that he would raise the issue of "non-cooperative attitude" of Union ministers towards party lawmakers.
The BJP lawmaker from Salempur said that certain Union ministers were showing a "non-cooperative" attitude towards party lawmakers and he would raise the same in the BJP Parliamentary Board meeting next week.
"I have decided to raise this issue as certain ministers simply ignore our demands and adopt a non-cooperative attitude," he told reporters.
The lawmaker added that such an attitude was "not only denting our image, but also spoiling the image of the NDA government."
Mr Kushwaha had alleged yesterday that a "conspiracy" was being hatched against the Prime Minister by certain party leaders who were "unable to tolerate him as PM".