Mahua Moitra Controversy: TMC MP Mahua Moitra, surrounded in controversies regarding the use of unparliamentary language in the House, has kept her point. Mahua says that in his understanding he has not used abuse in the Parliament. What he said means a sinner. The TMC MP said, “I am not Hindi speaking. If someone understands the meaning of this word in Hindi to be something else, then it is not my problem.”
In an interview, Mahua said that many BJP MPs had also praised her for answering in this way. The TMC leader said, “I am not saying right or wrong. I am saying that you do not give me security in the House and then you are troubling me as well. If you (BJP) want to make me a heroine, then good luck.” You. I don’t care.”
‘did not abuse’
Regarding the word used in Parliament, Mahua Moitra said, “What is gaali in this? The word haram means something sinful or that which is forbidden. In my understanding of Arabic words, the literal translation of what I said is sinful. Now if someone If someone else believes, then it is not my problem.”
In the interview, the TMC MP said, ‘Earlier when I was speaking, this person (BJP MP) continuously interrupted me. Even when my speech was over and Ram Naidu was speaking, he did not shut up. That’s why I called him by that address, because what he was doing was forbidden.
Mahua Moitra had allegedly used the word ‘objectionable’ during the discussion on the motion of thanks on the President’s address in Parliament on Wednesday (February 7). After this, there was a lot of uproar in the Parliament and the BJP demanded an apology from him.
refuse to apologize
However, Mahua Moitra flatly refused to apologise. He had said that before apologizing to him, the BJP should ask its MP to apologize and rectify his actions. The BJP MP was trying to disrupt his speech like a ‘monkey’.
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