Arun Jaitley Quotes (16 Quotes)

The prime minister has heard us and has assured us that the decision on the dam height will not be reviewed.

This (headcount) is a terrible mistake. The Government must stop this exercise immediately.

If the prime minister was in the know of it, then he is equally culpable. If he was not aware, then it is for him to introspect as to what kind of government he is running.

The way the government handled lacks grace...the patchwork has made the issue murkier and murkier.

When the international prices rise, we expect the government to cut its share of profit and its revenue earnings and share the burden of the increase with the common man.

It is their internal matter.

The government prevails on the CBI not to appeal. In the face of this attempt to scuttle the investigations, I think one's conscience should question as to the propriety of what the government and the (Congress) party have been doing and certainly not question the merits of the case.

He has embarrassed the government. By continuing as minister without portfolio he has earned himself a price for silence.

There is no doubt that there needs to be some scrutiny for them but the government must build a consensus on this.

It is amazing that the invitation given to separatists, and other concerned parties was turned down by them and the separatists did not participate.

Perhaps he wanted to avoid a controversy.

The parliamentary board considered her reply today and was of the opinion that her actions amounted to both acts of indiscipline and anti-party activities.

The Constitution has defined the office of profit it is being interpreted by the judiciary and the Election Commission. Now, Parliament should define it.

Mrs. Sonia Gandhi's party and her government was caught red-handed trying to subvert the constitution and parliament. She became a victim of her own conspiracy.

This grand-standing will not help. This is the confession of a culprit caught red-handed trying to subvert the constitution and democracy.

It is bad enough that the Minister who represents India in world affairs is implicated in a murky international scandal. What compounds the offence is that he continues to remain External Affairs Minister with your full backing.