<p>“I am not here to speak for him,” Jaya Bachchan told reporters during an interaction at the Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) club. <br /><br />Amitabh's Wednesday visit to Bandra-Worli sea link inauguration function generated controversy after a section of Congress workers objected to his presence.<br />The Congress said Thursday that the Bollywood star was "identified with" Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as he had agreed to become the state's brand ambassador for tourism.<br /><br />In fact, Jaya Bachchan appeared a little agitated over the question related to her husband, saying that she was interacting with the media on issues concerning her role as an MP or an actor.<br /><br />The actor-turned politician also asked a journalist to leave the press conference for using a mobile phone.<br /><br />Answering queries, the MP said she did not plan for the future and enjoys the present.<br />Jaya Bachachan, who will retire later this year from the Rajya Sabha, said she had happy memories of her term in the upper house of parliament. <br />“I have learnt a lot,” she said.<br /><br />Answering another query, she said the impression about politics being a vocation for bad people was wrong. <br />“What makes you think politics is for bad people? I don't think you are right,” she said.<br /></p>
<p>“I am not here to speak for him,” Jaya Bachchan told reporters during an interaction at the Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) club. <br /><br />Amitabh's Wednesday visit to Bandra-Worli sea link inauguration function generated controversy after a section of Congress workers objected to his presence.<br />The Congress said Thursday that the Bollywood star was "identified with" Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as he had agreed to become the state's brand ambassador for tourism.<br /><br />In fact, Jaya Bachchan appeared a little agitated over the question related to her husband, saying that she was interacting with the media on issues concerning her role as an MP or an actor.<br /><br />The actor-turned politician also asked a journalist to leave the press conference for using a mobile phone.<br /><br />Answering queries, the MP said she did not plan for the future and enjoys the present.<br />Jaya Bachachan, who will retire later this year from the Rajya Sabha, said she had happy memories of her term in the upper house of parliament. <br />“I have learnt a lot,” she said.<br /><br />Answering another query, she said the impression about politics being a vocation for bad people was wrong. <br />“What makes you think politics is for bad people? I don't think you are right,” she said.<br /></p>
