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Congress insulting women with shameful remarks: Naina Chautala

Tribune News Service
Hisar, Updated At : 05:44 AM Sep 23, 2024 IST
JJP leader Naina Chautala at Dumarkha in Jind district. Tribune photo

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Jannayak Janata Party leader Naina Chautala today said that the political level of Congress leaders has fallen so low that they are insulting women by making shameful statements.

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Addressing a gathering in Dumarkha village of Uchana Assembly segment in Jind district today, Naina said that Congress MP Jai Prakash’s “lipstick and powder” jibe targeting women was an insult to them. Some Congress people have been using abusive language for MP Kumari Selja, which was extremely shameful, she said.

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Naina said that the Congress could never give respect to women and women would take revenge for their insult with votes on October 5.

She said that today, it is because of JJP that women have got 50 per cent reservation in Panchayati Raj Institutions, 33 per cent share in ration depots.

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