Is it acceptable at all or should it be condemned immediately from all corners?

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In response to the allegation of forgery made by Arvind Kejriwal against Union Law Minister Salman Khursid, the latter got so much agitated that he dared Kejriwal to visit his constituency and also return. Charged Salman Khursid with wife by his side declared in a closed door meeting with youth Congress members as reported by newspapers; ‘Let them come and visit Farrukhabad. But let them also return from Farrukhabad’. He also added-“I have been made the Law Minister and asked to work with the pen. I will work with the pen but also with blood”. It shows that he has lost control over himself. He was cheered by the audience. But isn’t it the language of a mafia don? We expected that he would be warned by his party and our Prime Minister himself for not provoking violence in public life. The Congress party maintained a posture of aloofness with the party spokesman declaring that Kejriwal was free to approach the police if he faced a threat from anybody. The central government is yet to show any reaction over the issue. But as common people we believe that violence should not be an acceptable part of our political discourse. So such comments should always be condemnable, especially if they come from country’s respected Law Minister. The central government on its part should show through its deed that it too finds Law Minister’s words unacceptable. But unfortunately, we have not noticed any action by the government or any apology from Salman Khursid. So, all these provocative words would continue from other leaders also if their corruption is brought into public notice. Isn’t it? Do you support this violent attitude of Salman Khursid? Wouldn’t you come forward to condemn these comments?