Attack on my residence state-sponsored, says Rita Bahuguna Joshi
[It is very unfortunate to hear Ms.Mayawati saying,"The Congress Supporters burnt the residence and the private car of Ms.Rita Bahuguna Joshi."
If Ms.Maywati, had little "maya" left in her hearts, should have condemned both--the utterances of Ritaji and at the same time, the buring of her house.
If Ms.Maywati, had little "maya" left in her hearts, should have condemned both--the utterances of Ritaji and at the same time, the buring of her house.
It shows where Ms. Mayawati belongs to as far as her up bringing is concerned. While slip of tongue of Ms.Joshi, caused her problems, but the attitude of Ms.Mayawati was equally deplorable.
What is this?? You burn the house and car of a lady, because she said something unparliamentary against the UP Chief Minister??!! Hooliganism in any form cannot be tolerated.....By this attitude Ms. Mayawati and her supporters have shown that persons belonging to the Hell behaves in the same way when they reache Heaven by luck........I am shocked to see the attitude of Ms. Mayawati]
Moradabad, Jul 18: Released on interim bail, UPCC President Rita Bahuguna Joshi today regretted some of her remarks against Mayawati, but said it was a state-sponsored attack on her residence and the Chief Minister had no right to continue in office. "I regret that one word I used against the Chief Minister .
I crossed the limits but the context in which it was made should be understood. My purpose was to convey the plight of dalit women (who were raped) and the woman chief minister should have understood the context," she told reporters coming out of the jail.
60-year-old Joshi, who was arrested and remanded to 14 days'' judicial custody on Thursday in connection with the case against her under provisions of the IPC and SC/ST Act for her derogatory remarks against Mayawati, said her struggle on women''s issues would continue and was prepared to go to jail hundred times for it.
The UPCC chief said she agreed with what the Congress President said on her remarks, but the full statement should be read because it had referred to the problems faced by the oppressed women.
She said it was unfortunate that the state government applied certain provisions of law which should not have been used. "See, I have got bail within two days," she said. She also said Mayawati had no right to continue in office. [From Internet]
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