“….and we sold common sense in this market of traditions”-This is how Maharashtra’s women politicians reacted on Sambhaji Bhinde’s statement.

 

Sambhaji Bhide asking Sam TV reported to wear Bindi

Sambhaji Bhide, who was accused in the Bhima Koregaon case, has once again shown his Manuwadi ideology through his act.


When a journalist from Saam TV went to ask him a question, he replied that first you put Bindi and then I will talk to you.


Many women from across the Maharashtra  have expressed their anger on Bhide's statement and have opposed his Manuvadi mentality.


Rupali Chakankar, President of Maharashtra State Commission for Women also expressed her anger against Bhide. She tweeted a notice letter asking Bhide to submit clarification on his statement.


Rupali Chakankar tweet on Bhinde


Congress MLA Yashomati Thakur criticized  Bhide's statement and said that such kind of behaviour will not be tolerated in progressive and liberal  Maharashtra.


Nationalist Congress leader Supriya Sule shared Heramb Kulkarni's poem on Twitter which went  viral on social media. The Marathi translation of the first stanza of that poem is "I put tila, you put bindi, and we sold common sense in this market of traditions".


Heramb Kulkarni poem


This is not the first time that Bhide has made such a nonsense statement. Even before this, he has shown his Manuvadi and Patriarchal ideology through his illogical statements.


Bhide was one of the accused in the 2018 Bhima Koregaon riot case. His name was dropped from the chargesheet due to a lack of evidence when Mahavikas Aghadi was in power.


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