DEROGATORY REMARKS
Kishori Lal Sharma backs Rahul Gandhi for slamming trollers of Smriti Irani
Congress MP Kishori Lal Sharma from Amethi supported Rahul Gandhi's stance against trolls targeting Smriti Irani, emphasising that it goes against their values to use derogatory language. Sharma, who defeated Irani in the Lok Sabha election, stated that insults show weakness, not strength. Smriti Irani thanked party workers and leaders after the election results were announced.
TMC MP Mahua Moitra booked over alleged 'derogatory' social media remark on NCW chief
Delhi Police files FIR against TMC MP Mahua Moitra The Delhi Police IFSO unit Sunday filed an FIR against Krishnanagar MP and Trinamool Congress leader Mahua Moitra over her ‘crude’ remarks against National Commission of Women (NCW) chief Rekha Sharma.Moitra has be...
VP Jagdeep Dhankar slams P Chidambaram over 'part-timer' remark
Dhankar further said that "when informed minds knowingly lead you astray, we need to be on guard". "This morning, when I read a paper, an informed mind, who had been the Finance Minister of this country, a Parliamentarian for long and currently a member of the Rajya Sabha, stunned me," the VP said. Dhankar said that he took pride in the fact that the Parliament did "a great thing" by "unshackling us from the colonial legacy" and giving three laws that were of "epochal dimension".
Mahua Moitra vs Rekha Sharma: TMC MP's 'holding boss' pajamas' dig at NCW chief sparks row
NCW chief Rekha Sharma visited Hathras to meet the women injured in the tragic stampede that claimed 121 lives. Videos surfaced showing Sharma at the site with someone holding an umbrella for her. Reacting to one such post, Mahua Moitra tweeted, "She’s too busy holding up her boss's pajamas," targeting Sharma, who is often accused of working in favour of the BJP-led NDA government. Rekha Sharma responded to Moitra's remarks by calling her a "troll." "She is not interested in her work but just trolling people, and I don't give my time to trollers," Sharma said.
'Some people give votes, some give slaps', says Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut after CISF constable slaps Kangana Ranaut
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut alleges that the CISF constable who slapped Kangana Ranaut at Chandigarh Airport was provoked by the actress' comments during farmers' protests. Raut appeals for respect towards both Kangana and the farmers, emphasizing that while an MP should not be attacked, the sentiments of the protesting farmers should also be respected.
Police complaint filed against PM Modi over Mahatma Gandhi remarks
National Award-winning filmmaker Luit Kumar Barman has filed a police complaint against PM Narendra Modi for allegedly making derogatory comments about Mahatma Gandhi. Barman filed the complaint in Guwahati, stating that Modi's remarks comparing Gandhi to a film were unacceptable and defamatory. The police are conducting a preliminary investigation, and no FIR has been registered yet.
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If you hit me once, be ready to be hit multiple times: Kangana Ranaut
Referring to the remarks of her rival Vikramaditya Singh, the Congress candidate from Mandi seat, Kangana said that elections should be fought on issues but if he uses derogatory words then he should be ready to hear the same sort of language.
"We are making sure this doesn't repeat": Maldivian Foreign Minister over ministers derogatory remarks on PM Modi
Maldivian Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer, who is on his first official visit to India, has distanced his government from the derogatory remarks made by some of its ministers against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that it was not the stand of the government and that "proper action' has been taken to ensure that it is not repeated.
Uttar Pradesh: Shivpal Yadav booked for 'derogatory' remarks against Mayawati
Yadav has been booked under sections 504 (intentional insult) and 505 (statements conducing of public mischief) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), they added. Shivpal Yadav's son Aditya Yadav is the SP candidate from Budaun, which will go to poll on Tuesday.
BJP files complaint against Siddaramaiah's son for derogatory remarks against PM Modi and HM Amit Shah
BJP files complaint against Yathindra Siddaramaiah for MCC violation by making derogatory remarks against PM Modi and HM Amit Shah. Election Commission urged action. Lok Sabha polls start on April 19.
EC serves BJP's Ghosh and Congress' Shrinate notices for 'derogatory remarks against women'
The Election Commission of India (ECI) issued show cause notices to BJP's Dilip Ghosh and Congress' Supriya Shrinate for their remarks against West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee and BJP's Lok Sabha candidate Kangana Ranaut respectively. Both have been asked to respond by March 29, 2024, for allegedly violating the Model Code of Conduct.
Tamil Nadu Minister booked for alleged derogatory remark on PM Modi
Tamil Nadu Fisheries Minister Anitha R Radhakrishnan faces a case for derogatory remarks on PM Modi, leading to a FIR filed by Meignanapuram police after a complaint by BJP, with demands for action from election officials.
This Mumbai woman took a stand against 'brothel' remark on her dance video, here's what happened next
A Mumbai woman sought police assistance after a social media user, Prateek Aaryan, made a derogatory remark about her dance video, comparing it to a "kotha" (brothel). Despite Parija's requests, Aaryan refused to remove the post. The dispute arose when Aaryan shared a video of Parija's performance at a college fest, criticizing the cultural integrity of such events.
Cong files police complaint against Suvendu Adhikari for 'derogatory' remarks against Rahul Gandhi
The West Bengal Congress has filed a police complaint against BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari for allegedly making derogatory remarks about Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The Congress has demanded an apology from Adhikari, while TMC leaders have condemned his remarks. The Bengal BJP unit has chosen not to comment.
Derogatory remarks against PM Modi: 3 Maldives ministers suspended indefinitely with pay
India-Maldives row: Three deputy youth ministers in the Maldives, Mariyam Shiuna, Mahzoom Majid, and Malsha Shareef, have been suspended indefinitely for making derogatory remarks against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The suspension comes amid tensions between India and the Maldives over the comments, with the Maldives government distancing itself and calling the remarks unacceptable. Indians, including celebrities, have shown support for local tourist destinations.
Travel cos say Maldives' tourism may not trip just yet
Prashant Pitti, co-founder of EaseMyTrip, said the company had suspended the Maldives flight bookings in support of the government, impacting 240,000 bookings made through the platform. On social media posts on Instagram and X, MakeMyTrip said it had observed a 3,400% increase in on-platform searches for Lakshadweep ever since PM Modi's visit. The company did not comment on the impact on bookings to the Maldives.
Maldivian MP Mickail Naseem urges Parliament to summon foreign minister for inaction on derogatory remarks on PM Modi
"Have formally requested the Parliament to summon the Foreign Minister for questioning following the inaction & lack of urgency shown by GoM regarding derogatory remarks against PM Modi by its senior officials. Request also sent to summon said officials to parliamentary committee," the MP of Galolhu Dhekunu posted on X.
Envoy takes up minister's derogatory remarks against PM Modi with Maldivian govt
Significantly, in December last year, the Maldives said it would not renew the Hydrographic Survey agreement made with India, a Maldives-based news website, The Press, reported. Maldives has also formally requested India to remove the Indian troops from the island nation.
India-Maldives diplomatic row: Akshay Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan, Kangana Ranaut join boycott, promote Indian tourist spots
A look to how one catty tweet from a Maldivian politician ended in a widespread call for boycott and a full-fledged diplomatic war between the two nations.
"Unacceptable": Maldives Foreign Minister on remarks against PM Modi
Maldivian Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer has condemned the derogatory remarks made by Maldivian ministers against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India on social media. Zameer stated that these remarks are unacceptable and do not reflect the Maldives government's official position. The Maldives remains committed to fostering a positive and constructive dialogue with all its partners, particularly its neighbours.
Maldives govt suspends ministers for derogatory remarks against PM Modi
In a statement following India’s protest, the Maldivian government said the ‘opinions are personal and do not represent the views of the Government of Maldives’.
Maldives government suspends three ministers who made derogatory remarks against PM Modi
The Maldives is India's key maritime neighbour in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) and occupies a special place in its initiatives like 'SAGAR' (Security and Growth for All in the Region) and the 'Neighbourhood First Policy' of the Modi government.
Maldives ministers' India comment: Bollywood celebrities back India tourism after social media controversy
The derogatory comments by Maldivian ministers have led to widespread criticism and calls for a boycott of the Maldives as a tourist destination. Despite the controversy, there has been no apology or retraction of statements from the ministers involved. However, the Maldives government issued a statement acknowledging, "The Government of Maldives is aware of derogatory remarks on social media platforms against foreign leaders and high-ranking individuals. These opinions are personal and do not represent the views of the Government of Maldives...Moreover, the relevant authorities of the Government will not hesitate to take action against those who make such derogatory remarks."
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