It’s shameful to see an adult, in a responsible seat as that of the Chief Minister to touch the veil of a lady in front of him.
In any other nation, the ruling establishment would have punished such an act, the media would have lambasted this act and the person would have resigned from public life in shame.
Be it a hijab, be it a ghoongat, be it a face mask or be it whatever the lady is wearing, NOBODY has the right to touch her, or to pull it off or force it on.
What’s more disgusting is someone defending the act as “father figure” or a minister saying “touched only the naqab, what if he had had touched elsewhere”.
He must be your father figure, isn’t hers! And if he was, it still gives him no right to do this.
If this is the state of politics, and this is acceptable to you, remember it starts with them but comes to you.
When you don’t raise your voice for someone else facing injustice, thinking it’s someone else, the unjust act will come to you, and you won’t be able to raise your voice.
What a shame!
@cindil_lou@Kavita58691268@ShaykhSulaiman Bro, she is from India, and they are well trained for such nonsense talks.
Look, she blocked me just because I asked her to define a terrorist 😭. She was not having any answer 😭
@mdsirajofficial I was traveling from BOM to LOS via DOH on 25 Nov. The indigo flight to Doha which was supposed to depart at 10:20 departed at 1 AM which resulted in missing my 2nd Flight to Lagos. The worst part is they provided another connecting flight but not a direct flight from DOH-LOS.