Ajit on Tuesday shared a video in which a relative of Kolkata rape victim gave an account of the gruesome incident.
Journalist Ajit Anjum on Wednesday alleged that TMC MP Mahua Moitra blocked him on X after he tagged her in a post criticising ruling leaders over Kolkata-rape-murder incident.
In a post on X in Hindi, Ajit Anjum said, ‘When I tagged Mahua Moitra with a question about the brutality that happened to a doctors daughter in Bengal, she blocked me. Waah, Madam, Waah! You question Modi’s government with sharp criticism every day, but when I asked a single question about your own government, you immediately blocked me. Can you not handle a single question?’
‘Do you only know how to ask questions? Is giving lectures on freedom of expression all you’re good at? A daughter was brutalised under your rule, and no one can even ask you a question? Well, no worries. That’s why people say – even hypocrisy has its limits,’ he added.
बंगाल की डॉक्टर बिटिया के साथ हुई दरिंदगी पर एक सवाल के साथ टैग क्या किया , महुआ मोइत्रा ने मुझे ब्लॉक कर दिया .
वाह मैडम वाह .
आप हर रोज मोदी की सत्ता से तीखे तेवर के साथ सवाल पूछती हैं और हमने आपकी सत्ता से एक सवाल पूछ दिया तो आपने तुरंत ब्लॉक कर दिया .
आप एक सवाल नहीं सुन… pic.twitter.com/FhjTRMDhu7— Ajit Anjum (@ajitanjum) August 14, 2024
In another post, slamming Mahua for intolerance, he said, “Even hypocrisy has its limits, Madam Mahua Moitra. In your state, asking for an answer about the brutality inflicted on a daughter means getting blocked. Don’t talk about freedom of expression now. If, as a ruling party MP in Bengal, you can’t handle a single question, then you have no right to comment on rape incidents in UP, Bihar, or any other state. Don’t shout at the top of your lungs in Parliament or on the streets about incidents of rape and murder in other states.”
Ajit on Tuesday shared a video in which a relative of Kolkata rape victim gave an account of the gruesome incident. In the post, he tagged West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, TMC MP Mahua Moitra, Sagarika Ghose, Saayoni Ghosh and Kakoli Dastidar.
