<h1>Minister Defends 'Dadi' Comment on Indira Gandhi, Sparks Uproar and Suspension of Six Congress MLAs</h1> A Rajasthan minister defended his remark about former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi during an Assembly session, stating that referring to her as 'Dadi' (grandmother) was not insulting. The comment led to an uproar, resulting in the suspension of six Congress MLAs and multiple adjournments. The minister emphasized that the term was not inappropriate and accused the opposition of stalling proceedings with baseless allegations. Congress MLAs demanded an apology and revocation of the suspensions, staging a protest in the Assembly. The minister expressed willingness to comply with party decisions and highlighted the need for cooperative discussions on public issues.