We are in the year 2022, and there is hardly any difference seen between a man and a woman. They are proper equals.
However in reality women constantly have to face sexist comments.
A political leader in Maharashtra made a shocking sexist comment! Let me tell you.
The BJP accused Maharashtra's Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress government of not doing enough for the OBC quota just like we have quota's for PwDs.
The Maharashtra government told them to ask the Centre as they had already pettitioned them and the Supreme Court.
However there is no reply and the BJP fails to understand this.
NCP's Sharad Pawar's daughter Supriya Sule who is the leader of the party said,
'In Madhya Pradesh which has BJP government, the Supreme Court allowed OBC quota for local elections.
This is because it was a BJP rules state but they are stalling Maharashtra.'
Since Maharashtra is not a BJP ruled state they are not allowing. Once BJP rules states are getting the quotas.'
Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrakant Patil, was protesting in Mumbai's Mantralay for the OBC quota replied to Sule saying,
'Why are you even in politics? Just go home and cook.'
This was Patil's sexist remark. He also mocked her by saying,
Go to Delhi or to a cemetery, but get us the OBC quota.
Despite being a Lok Sabha member, how come you don't know how to get an appointment with the Chief Minister?"
After Facing a huge backlash for his sexist comment, Mr Patil tried covering his statement by saying,
"What I meant was she should learn to live like women in rural areas.
I respect Supriya-tai and we talk often."
However the NCP has slammed the comments, even asking Mr Patil to "learn making chapatis and feed your wife."
Deputy Maharashtra Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Ms Sule's cousin said,
"He has no right to make such a sexist comment about a woman."
Ms Sule's husband Sadanand Sule said,
'This is not right. I am proud of my wife who is a homemaker and a SUCCESSFUL politician,
I respect her a lot. Insulting her is like insulting all women.'
As usual political parties are fighting instead of focusing on the country's development.