According to Amit Shah, the BJP supports narishakti, or women, and will not put up with any slight against matrushakti, or mothers.
Union Minister Amit Shah has charged that the Karnataka Congress administration is failing to act on offensive videos purporting to depict NDA candidate Prajwal Revanna, grandson of former prime minister HD Deve Gowda, sexually abusing multiple women.
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In an interview with reporters this morning, Mr. Shah stated that the BJP’s position on the matter is unambiguous: it is that of the “matrushakti” (mothers or women). Amit Shah poses the question, “I Want To Ask Priyanka Gandhi,” in reaction to the sex controversy, igniting curiosity and conjecture.
“It is the BJP’s unambiguous position that we support the nation’s’matrushakti’. Congress, whose government is it that I wish to ask? The Congress Party is in power. Why haven’t they acted up till now? Since this is a matter of state law and order, the state government must handle it; we are not required to take action,” he stated.
The Union Minister stated that a case study is something the BJP is in favor of.
“It is very serious, we cannot tolerate it. We want to ask Congress that despite being in power, why hasn’t the government acted yet? Priyanka (Gandhi Vadra) ji should ask their Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister,” said Mr Shah.
Ms. Gandhi had earlier criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the sex scandal involving the JD(S) leader.
Prajwal, a sitting MP from Karnataka’s Hassan constituency, is contesting the ongoing Lok Sabha polls, but the JD(S) has sought to distance the BJP from the case.
He has denied the allegations against him as “doctored” in a police complaint.
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The alleged videos of him surfaced on Saturday, a day after his constituency went to polls. On Sunday, he left for Germany, pending a probe against him.
The police have lodged a case of sexual harassment and stalking against him while the Karnataka government has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the matter. The SIT will ask him to return to India, Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said yesterday.
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