Pic of Rajasthan minister urinating in public goes viral, Cong demands apology

 At a time, when Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan is one of the cornerstones of Modi's government's initiatives, it looks like one BJP MLA from Rajasthan didn't get the memo. Kalicharana Saraf, who is ironically the health minister of the state,was caught publicly urinating in the streets of Jaipur. When asked, he merely shrugged it of as a non-issue. 

The Congress on Thursday took potshots at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) after a photo of Rajasthan Health Minister Kali Charan Saraf urinating on the walls of the pink city went viral and said the government should be ashamed and apologise.

Congress leader Raghu Sharma said that the minister should apologise for his act. "The government talks about Swachh Bharat Mission but its health minister here in Rajasthan is caught urinating in public. The government should be ashamed and must publicly apologise," Congress leader Raghu Sharma told reporters here. 

#Rajasthan Health Minister #KaliCharanSaraf urinating at roadside under a govt which claims record work in #ODF @OfficeOfRG @SachinPilot @VasundharaBJP @PMOIndia @vidyarthee pic.twitter.com/5z3ce461bn

— Danish Abrar (@danishabrar2016) February 13, 2018

On Wednesday, a Twitter user posted a picture of the state health minister, Kalicharan Saraf urinating on a wall in the road after getting out of his car. Saraf has reacted to the controversy saing it is 'not a big issue' and he would rather concentrate on other important topics. 

The picture comes as the Jaipur Municipal Corporation is working hard to bring the city on the top charts under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. According to rules, those urinating on roads are asked to cough up fine of Rs. 200.

Seems like Vasundhara Raje can't get a break from controversy after Padmaavat row and severe drubbing in the bypolls.