“No Space For These Words in Healthy Democracy,” says Rajnath Singh in response to remarks made against Hema Malini and Kangana Ranaut

“No Space For These Words in Healthy Democracy,” says Rajnath Singh in response to remarks made against Hema Malini and Kangana Ranaut

Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday condemned comments made by restriction pioneers against ladies candidates like Kangana Ranaut and Hema Malini and said such a dialect is uncalled for in a solid popular government. In an elite meeting with News18, Singh also said that no one ought to utilize unparliamentary dialect against the Prime Minister since the PM is “not a fair  individual but an institution.”

“One ought to be exceptionally cautious when talking about the Prime Serve since the Prime Serve is not just an individual but an institution. There is no scope for the kind of dialect in which a few individuals have been talking in a solid, equitable system,” the Resistance Service said.

The Congress has come under fire from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over party pioneer Randeep Surjewala’s comments on BJP MP Hema Malini, days after party pioneer Supriya Srinate was involved in a comparable discussion over her post against BJP candidate Kangana Ranaut.

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In an undated video posted by BJP pioneer Amit Malviya on X, Surjewala was heard passing salacious comments against Hema Malini. “Congress MP Randeep Surjewala makes an abhorrent sexist comment that is disparaging and disdainful, not fair for Hema Malini, who is a fulfilled person, but ladies in common. This is Rahul Gandhi’s Congress. It is misanthropic and severely dislikes women,” Malviya wrote on X. This came days after Congress supplanted Shrinate as a candidate from Maharajganj during shock over her comments on Kangana Ranaut, the BJP’s Lok Sabha candidate from Mandi. A hostile post was put out from Shrinate’s Instagram account with a deprecatory caption and a picture of Ranaut.