After Scindia's 'tiger abhi zinda hai' thorn, Digvijaya reviews how he chased tigers

After Scindia's 'tiger abhi zinda hai' thorn, Digvijaya reviews how he chased tigers 

A day after Jyotiraditya Scindia attacked senior Congress pioneers Kamal Nath and Digvijaya Singh with his "Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai" remark, Singh on Friday reviewed how he used to chase tigers with his young adversary's dad Madhavrao Scindia. 

"When chasing was not denied, I and Madhavrao Scindia used to chase tigers. However, since the time previous Prime Minister Indira Gandhi brought the Wildlife Protection Act, I shoot them just on camera," the previous Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister tweeted. 

In another tweet, he focused on Jyotiraditya and Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan saying "you know the genuine character of a tiger. Just a single tiger stays in a single wilderness." While abandoning the central priest's cabin in the wake of losing the 2018 get together races, Chouhan too had utilized the line "tiger abhi jinda hai" to console party laborers that he will return soon. 

Alluding to internecine fights inside the BJP in the wake of extension of Shivraj Singh Chouhan's bureau which has left numerous senior chiefs upset in the wake of being forgotten about, Singh in another tweet stated, "BJP's future! Don't have the foggiest idea what number of tigers have woken up after the bureau extension." 

Over a quarter of a year after it framed the administration in Madhya Pradesh with the assistance of Jyotiraditya Scindia, the BJP on Thursday remunerated the previous Congress pioneer by enlisting nine of his principle supporters in the committee of priests. 

Three different Congress pioneers who were a piece of the 22 MLAs who changed to the BJP to overturn the Kamal Nath government likewise found a spot in the service. 

The extension of Shivraj Singh Chouhan's bureau was postponed as the BJP navigated the precarious situation in picking among its own pioneers, newcomers as ordered by the focal administration of the gathering, and Congress rebels for whom Scindia dealt hard. 

After the vow service, Scindia hit out at previous boss pastor Kamal Nath and Digvijaya Singh saying the two were harmed on the grounds that the Congress lost force in the state. Alluding to the Congress' online networking effort against him in the course of the most recent few months, he stated, "They have attempted to soil my picture… . Tiger abhi zinda hai (the tiger is as yet alive)."