After PM’s snub, Swamy goes philosophical

"The world is in general equilibrium. A small change in one parameter effects changes in all variables," he said quoting Lord Krishna.

June 29, 2016 03:13 am | Updated November 17, 2021 04:41 am IST - New Delhi:

BJP MP Subramanian Swamy.  File photo: Sandeep Saxena

BJP MP Subramanian Swamy. File photo: Sandeep Saxena

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s apparent snub, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy on Tuesday turned philosophical, quoting Lord Krishna to say “a small change in one parameter effects changes in all variables.”

“The world is in general equilibrium. A small change in one parameter effects changes in all variables. So Krishna advised: Sukh Dukhe ...,” Dr. Swamy said in his tweet.

The newly-nominated BJP MP also posted some other tweets and re-tweeted those of his followers but made no comments on the statement made by the Prime Minister on Monday.

Ticking off Dr. Swamy, Mr. Modi had on Monday disapproved of his attacks on Raghuram Rajan calling them “inappropriate” and asserted the RBI Governor was “no less patriotic than us.”

In a veiled message to him, the Prime Minister said in a television interview that the nation would not benefit from “such craving for publicity” and added that “if anybody considers himself above the system then it is wrong”.

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