There is no point in ignoring the cruel comments that insulted the personalities of the women of the capital. We will take strict action against those who hurt the sentiments of women under the guise of politics and media.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu strongly condemned the inhuman comments made against the women of the capital.
BY – RAJA PENTAPATI AP BUREAU CHIEF
National News
Amaravati June 8 (Bharat News) AP
It is an unforgivable crime to make cruel comments against our mothers and sisters in the name of political factions and media analyses in the state. It is clear that even after the people gave their verdict in the last elections as a rebellion against this poisonous culture that they always follow, their attitude did not change.
There is no point in ignoring the cruel comments made about the capital and the region, calling women prostitutes to insult their personalities. I strongly condemn such perverse trends happening under the guise of politics and media. Said Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu.
Ours is a culture of respecting girls. Ours is a society that worships women. This is our tradition. Our Indian way of life. Especially when it comes to our Telugu people, we treat girls and mothers with great respect. We cannot ignore such attacks on the personality of our women, said Chandrababu.
It is even more regrettable that a former Chief Minister has not condemned this atrocity committed through his own media channel and has not apologized to the women.
We will take strict action against those who have crossed the line in a conspiracy to spread venom on the capital and hurt the sentiments of women.
Keeping in mind the struggle of the women of the capital against the previous destructive government, these deliberate and vile comments made against the women of that region are an insult to the entire women’s community.
A coalition government that respects women and stands by their self-respect will take the responsibility of checking this vile culture, Chandrababu said
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