The Rajya Sabha witnessed a fiery exchange of words between Jagdeep Dhankhar and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge as uproar over the no-confidence motion against the House chairman continued to mar proceedings on Friday. The House was later adjourned for the day. Speaking on the no-trust motion, Dhankhar said he was the son of a farmer and wouldn't be cowed down by the opposition's move, accusing it of "insulting" the Constitution. "I am a farmer's son, I will not show weakness. I will sacrifice my life for my country. You (opposition) have only one job 24 hours a day, why is a farmer's son sitting here? I have tolerated a lot... you have the right to bring a motion, but you are insulting the Constitution," Dhankhar said. Dhankhar was born into a family of farmers in 1951 in Kaithana village in Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu. After the opposition's no-trust motion, the BJP has sought to frame it as an "insult" to the Jat community and to a "farmer's son from a humble background". Hitting back, Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge accused the Rajya Sabha chairman of insulting Congress leaders and encouraging BJP MPs to target the opposition. "You are encouraging the (BJP) members to speak against members of other parties... I am also a son of a labourer. I have faced more challenges than you... You are insulting our party leaders, you are insulting the Congress... We have not come here to listen to your praises, we have come here for discussion," Kharge said.