By India Blooms News Service Nov 08, 2023
Patna/IBNS: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday apologised after his remark on popular control triggered a massive row and widespread condemnation.
Speaking to the media, Nitish said, I apologise if my words have hurt anyone. If my remark has triggered condemnation, I apologise and take back my words.
#WATCH | Bihar CM Nitish Kumar says, I apologise I take back my words... pic.twitter.com/wRIB1KAI8O
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Nitish on Tuesday vividly described how a woman, if educated, can restrain her husband during sexual intercourse.
The Chief Minister said this stressing on the importance of education among women.
The Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) slammed Nitish for his remark which it called misogynistic, vulgar and patriarchal.
#WATCH | Patna: On Bihar CM Nitish Kumars inappropriate comments in the assembly, Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav says, Let me tell you one thing. It is wrong if someone misinterprets it. The statement of the CM was regarding sex education. People are hesitant whenever the topic pic.twitter.com/0hwWD4oqr8
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Backing Nitish, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav said, The remark should not be misinterpreted. The Chief Ministers statement was about sex education. People get hesitant whenever the topic of sex education is raised.
These things are taught in schools. Science, Biology are taught in schools. Children learn them. He spoke about the practical way to control population rise. His statement should not be taken in a wrong manner but more as a sex education.
#WATCH | Delhi: On Bihar CM Nitish Kumars statement on population control, NCWs Chairperson Rekha Sharma says, Yesterdays statement of Bihar CM was derogatory, we are deeply concerned with this...The way he spoke was like a C Grade movie dialogue in the Assembly in front of pic.twitter.com/MddakkdygF
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Slamming the Chief Minister National Commission of Women Rekha Sharma said, Yesterdays statement of Bihar CM was derogatory, we are deeply concerned with this...The way he spoke was like a C Grade movie dialogue in the Assembly in front of women and the worst was the men sitting behind him were laughing.
Rekha Sharma has urged the Assembly Speaker to expunge the statements.