Smriti Irani versus Mahua Moitra over Cong's 'FAILED' report card on Manipur: ‘Depravity is…’
Union minister Smriti Irani reacted to the report card that the Congress gave her amid national outrage over the shocking video of two Kuki women paraded naked in Manipur. The verdict of the report card is: Failed. The women and child development minister was clueless about women's plight and wakes up after two months, the Congress's report card said. The minister reacted to the report card and said the Congress, on the other hand, scores well on two counts -- depravity and wilful ignorance. Read more
Union women and child development minister Smriti Irani. (File Photo)
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