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A recent statement by BJP leader Nirmala Sitharaman, defending the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 ticket allotment to Brij Bhushan Singh’s son, has sparked outrage and condemnation. Sitharaman’s assertion that “Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh not convicted, so you can’t question Lok Sabha Elections 2024 ticket to his son” has been labeled as “disgusting and insensitive” by Clyde Crasto, National Spokesperson of the Nationalist Congress Party, led by Sharadchandra Pawar.
In his scathing critique, Crasto pointed out the apparent hypocrisy of Sitharaman’s stance, highlighting the BJP’s inaction in seeking justice for women wrestlers who lodged complaints against Brij Bhushan Singh. Despite allegations of wrongdoing, Sitharaman’s party, the BJP, failed to address the concerns raised by these women.
Crasto lamented Sitharaman’s silence on the plight of the women who suffered, contrasting it with her swift defense of the BJP’s decision to allot a ticket to Singh’s son. He questioned whether Sitharaman felt any shame in her actions or if she simply aligned herself with the misogynistic tendencies of her party.
The statement by Sitharaman has reignited discussions about gender equality and justice within the political sphere, particularly concerning the treatment of women who come forward with allegations of misconduct.
Critics argue that Sitharaman’s defense of the status quo reflects a broader pattern of disregard for the voices and experiences of women within political circles. They call for greater accountability and sensitivity towards gender-related issues, urging politicians to prioritize the well-being and rights of all citizens, regardless of gender.
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