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Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Arvind Sawant on November 2 apologized over his alleged ‘imported goods’ remarks against Shiv Sena’s Mumbadevi candidate Shaina NC. Mentioning that he was being “deliberately targeted”, he said that his intention was never to insult anyone. Woman.
Accusing his opponents of trying to tarnish his reputation, he alleged that his statements were “interpreted differently.” The apology comes a day after the Shiv Sena leader made derogatory statements against the woman candidate.
He said, “For the last few days, some allegations are being made against me. A complaint has been lodged against me in this regard. We will never insult women.” Year Informed.
A controversy broke out on 1 November when Arvind Sawant said that Shaina NC had been a member of the BJP all her life and had recently decided on a change. Arvind Sawant’s comment that sparked controversy said, “Imported ‘goods’ do not work here; Only the original ‘goods’ do this.”
Justifying his stand, Arvind Sawant alleged that such an atmosphere was being created that he had insulted a woman. In his apology, he said he wanted to apologize if his “statement has hurt anyone’s sentiments.”
“I am being deliberately targeted by giving a different meaning, I am sad about this, but still if my statement has hurt someone’s sentiments then I express my regret. Respect for women in the country according to the party. “Can’t be seen.” Year Arvind Sawant was quoted as saying.
Meanwhile, condemning Arvind Sawant’s “imported goods” comment, Shaina NC stressed that objectification of women, and insulting the modesty of women is not a small problem. Shaina NC said that she lodged an FIR at Nagpada Police Station on Friday evening. Charges have been leveled against Shiv Sena (UBT) under sections 79 and 356(2) for insulting the dignity of women. moreover. The Election Commission and the Women’s Commission have taken cognizance of the matter.
After facing backlash over his remarks, Arvind Sawant defended himself and claimed that he did not mention Shaina NC’s name. As the countdown for the Maharashtra Assembly elections to be held on November 20 begins, the political atmosphere in the state is getting heated. Counting of votes on all 288 seats will take place on November 23.
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