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‘Meant for BJP’: Siddaramaiah does damage control over his ‘prostitute’ comment

“A prostitute who can’t dance says the floor isn’t right to dance,” the Congress leader had reportedly said when a reporter asked his reaction to JDS workers blaming him for the collapse of the alliance government.

Published on: Aug 31, 2019, 18:53:21 IST
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Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday swung into damage control mode, saying that his “prostitutes can’t complain about the dance floor” comment was meant for the BJP and not for JD(S).

The Congress leader had reportedly made the comment when a reporter asked his reaction to JDS workers blaming him for the collapse of the alliance government. (PTI Photo)
The Congress leader had reportedly made the comment when a reporter asked his reaction to JDS workers blaming him for the collapse of the alliance government. (PTI Photo)

On being asked about his comment comparing JD(S) workers to prostitutes, the Congress leader said, “I meant dancers who can’t dance complain about the dance floor. By this, I meant the BJP, who else?”

“A prostitute who can’t dance says the floor isn’t right to dance,” the Congress leader had reportedly said when a reporter asked his reaction to JDS workers blaming him for the collapse of the alliance government.

After ruling the state for 14 months, the Congress-JDS government collapsed on July 22 after it lost a confidence motion moved by Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy in the assembly.

Many in the government blamed Siddaramaiah for the government’s collapse as many rebel MLAs were considered his loyalists .

 
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