Pawan Khera Slams BJP for "Hypocrisy" on Women's Safety in India

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Pawan Khera, a leader, has criticized the ruling party, BJP, for hypocrisy on women's safety after two Australian women cricketers were allegedly touched inappropriately by a motorcyclist in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Khera has called upon all leaders across party lines to raise their voices against crimes against women and work towards creating a safe environment for women. The incident occurred when the Australian team members left their hotel and headed to a cafe on Thursday. The team's management reported the incident to the authorities, and an FIR was registered.

Key Takeaways:

  • Two Australian women cricketers were allegedly touched inappropriately by a motorcyclist in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, while leaving their hotel for a cafe on Thursday.
  • The Australian team's management reported the incident to the authorities, and an FIR was registered.
  • Pawan Khera, a leader, has criticized the BJP for hypocrisy on women's safety, stating that such incidents only prompt protests when they occur in BJP-governed states.
  • The incident is a matter of shame for everyone, and the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Mohan Yadav, should take cognizance of the case and ensure that those responsible are punished.
  • Cricket Australia has released a statement confirming the incident and stating that the team is currently in India for the ongoing Women's World Cup.
  • The Madhya Pradesh President, Jitendra Patwari, has also condemned the incident and called for action.
  • The leader has emphasized the importance of respecting and honoring guests, and the responsibility of the government in ensuring the security of players during international cricket matches.

Statistics:

  • 2: The number of Australian women cricketers allegedly touched inappropriately by a motorcyclist.
  • 1: One FIR was registered by the authorities in response to the incident.
  • Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: The city where the incident occurred.
  • Thursday: The day the incident took place.
  • Women's World Cup: The ongoing tournament where the Australian team is currently participating.
  • India: The country where the Australian team is currently in for the tournament.

Sources:

  • ANI: A news agency that reported the incident and Khera's statement.
  • Cricket Australia: Released a statement confirming the incident and stating that the team is currently in India for the Women's World Cup.
  • aninews.in: A website that published Khera's statement and condemned the incident.