Singer Sona Mohapatra reacts to a controversial statement made by Kerala Congress Chief Mullapally Mamachandran

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Nov 03, 2020 IST

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Singer Sona Mohapatra has reacted to the controversial statement that Kerala Congress Chief Mullapally Mamachandran recently made regarding women.

“We women have lived surrounded by the violence of sexual intimidation… Slap your idea of self-respect Mr Congress chief,” Sona tweeted from her verified account on Monday. Ramachandran has allegedly said that a self-respecting woman would rather prefer to kill herself than publicly accept that she has been sexually assaulted. — IANS

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