'I Don't Get Angry, My High-Pitched Voice Is Manufacturing Defect': Amit Shah's Witty Reply In Lok Sabha
The Home Minister was apparently answering to Left leader who in an satirical jibe said, "whenever Dada speaks, it seems like he is angry at us."
New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah, in a lighter vein, said on Monday in Lok Sabha that he had a "manufacturing defect" of a high-pitched voice and does not get angry except for on issues related to Kashmir.
“I never scold anyone. My voice is a little high-pitched. It is my manufacturing defect. I do not get angry, get so on question related to Kashmir," he said.
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While moving the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill 2022 for the considerartion in the house, Shah said that the bill was aimed at making the investigation of crime more efficient and expeditious.
At the point when he called himself 'an manufacturing defect,' the House broke into laughter.
He further remarked, "I don’t get angry, unless it’s about Kashmir". This remark of him evoked mixed responses inside the House and furthermore flood of memes on social media.
The Home Minister was apparently answering to Left leader who in an satirical jibe said, "whenever Dada speaks, it seems like he is angry at us."
During his address, Shah also shed light on the usage of data saying that the world is using databases and "we too will have to use it", moving ahead with time.
He also sighted the prior usage of the database in solving crimes saying that it has been in use for two-and-a-half years to solve crimes, including automobile thefts.
In order to clarify the doubt regarding data privacy, Shah said that data will be stored in protected hardware and those "who send samples (for matching) will be sent results and data will not be shared.”
He asserted that there should be no apprehension and next-generation crimes cannot be tackled with old techniques.
"We have to try to take the criminal justice system to the next era," Shah was quoted as saying by PTI.
Asserting that the BJP does not indulge in vote-bank politics, he said the Prevention of Terrorism Act was a law in the national interest and was repealed for the sake of "appeasement".
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