NEW DELHI: Union home minister Amit Shah took part in a number of programmes in his home state of Gujarat on Saturday. In one of them, he was forced to use the unparliamentary word in Hindi, “harami”, which means ‘sinner’, ‘bastard’, ‘illegitimate’ or ‘illegal’ when translated to English.
The minister performed ‘bhoomi pujan’ of Border Security Force’s (BSF) Mooring Place and e-unveiled various projects in Kutch. Several dignitaries, including Union home secretary and BSF director general were also present on the occasion.
