Rahul Bajaj raised questions ranging from the condition of the economy to the government's ability to accept criticism.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has responded to industrialist Rahul Bajaj's statement that India Inc was afraid of criticising the Narendra Modi government, saying there is always a "better way" to seek an answer than spreading one's own impression.
Sitharaman said "one's own impressions" can hurt national interest upon gaining traction.
"Home Minister Amit Shah answers on how issues raised by Rahul Bajaj were addressed. Questions/criticisms are heard and answered/addressed. Always a better way to seek an answer than spreading one's own impressions which, on gaining traction, can hurt national interest," Sitharaman's tweet, which also had a video of a conversation between Shah and Bajaj embedded, reads.
In the video shared by the Finance Minister, Shah can be seen responding to the questions raised by Rahul Bajaj, which ranged from the condition of the economy to the Central government's ability to accept criticism.
On the question of fear in people's mind to criticise the BJP-led government, Shah is seen saying, "No need to fear about anything. The Narendra Modi government has been criticised continuously in media. But, if you are saying that there is such an environment, we need to work to improve this."
Delivering a keynote address at a business daily's Awards for Corporate Excellence on Saturday, Shah had said that the Indian economy had moved from the era of policy paralysis, scams and corruption pre-2014 to an era of bold, transparent and decisive decision-making under Prime Minister Narendra Modi led government since 2014.
"Indian economy has moved from the era of policy paralysis, scams and corruption pre-2014 to one of the era of bold, transparent and decisive decision-making under Narendra Modi Government since 2014," Shah had said in his address.
(With inputs from ANI)