New Delhi:
Senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam khan on Sunday stoked controversy, saying that “women should not go at places where they can be molested.”
He also advised women to stay at home. “Women should go out, if necessary. They must be kept at home after Bulandshahr rape incident.”
When asked about rape a video which has gone viral on social media in which two women were seen molested by a group of men, the former minister said that it was not a surprise for him as incidents of rapes and loot have increased in the state since the new BJP government took over the reign.
Bulandshahr ke haadse ke baad har sakhs ko kamse kam apni ghar ki aurat ko, koshish karna chahiye ghar mein rakhen: Azam Khan pic.twitter.com/5lpHukwvAr
— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) May 28, 2017
The SP leader has given several controversial statements in the past. Khan had to offer unconditional apology after the Supreme Court ordered to do so over plea of Bulandshahr victim.
Maujada sarkar mein jitne balatkaar hue hain, hatya loot hui hai, isme koi hairat ki baat to hai nhi: SP leader Azam Khan on Rampur incident pic.twitter.com/98R6UwhflK
— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) May 28, 2017
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