Dhankhar described the notice for his removal as a 'rusted' knife.

New Delhi: During a recent interview, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed his thoughts on the notice for his removal from his post, submitted by the opposition INDIA bloc. He compared the notice to a "rusted" tool and emphasized that it should not be taken seriously. In his opinion, the notice was like using a vegetable-cutting knife for a bypass surgery - completely inadequate and inappropriate.

Dhankhar further explained that the notice had been rejected by Rajya Sabha Deputy Chair Harivansh, who also seemed shocked by its contents. The vice president pointed out that if the notice had been properly read by the members, they would have been unable to sleep for days. He then went on to highlight the importance of upholding the values of commitment, constitutionalism, and sublimity in any constitutional position.

He also spoke about the need for healthy expression and dialogue in a democracy, rather than simply settling scores. Dhankhar cautioned against orchestrated efforts to harm national interests, which he believes are fueled by forces that are hostile towards the country. He particularly pointed out the danger of these efforts in destroying constitutional institutions and slandering the presidency, which is currently held by the first tribal woman to ever hold the position.

In regards to recent parliamentary debates, the vice president expressed disappointment in the negative attention they have been receiving. He stressed the importance of holding public representatives accountable, and suggested that the media can play a crucial role in this by informing and generating pressure on behalf of the people. Ultimately, Dhankhar believes that the success of democracy relies on the principles of expression and dialogue, and it is the responsibility of all to uphold these values.

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