Hema Malini, a veteran performer and Member of Parliament from Maharashtra, replied to a comment made by a fellow member of Parliament from the state, who used her ‘cheeks’ as a metaphor to convey how he wants the roads in his area to appear. In her most recent interview, Hema stated that such remarks should not be directed at any lady in particular. Gulabrao Patil, Maharashtra’s water supply and sanitation minister made the comparison between the progress that he intends to bring about in his area on Sunday during a political party event. He stated that he would like the roads to be as smooth as Hema’s cheeks are now. While he later apologized for the insult, Hema added in an interview with news agency ANI that she would rather “keep my cheeks properly and safely protected.” As the saying goes, “Such utterances should be avoided at all costs.”
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The well-known actor went on to say that she would have overlooked the comment if it had been made by a member of the general public, but that the statement had been made by an MP. Her response: “However, I don’t think it’s in good taste if it’s coming from a Member of Parliament or somebody related to our constituency.” This is something that no woman should ever be used for.” She further stated that Lalu Prasad Yadav, the former Chief Minister of Bihar, was the one who established the “fashion” of making such comments. Many others have followed the pattern of making such declarations that were established by Lalu Ji several years ago,” says the author. She went on to say that such remarks were “not in good taste.”Patil afterward stated to the media in Dhule that he had never intended to offend anyone or be disrespectful towards a woman in his words before. “I had no intention of hurting anyone. Please accept my apologies for the comments. I am a member of the Shiv Sena, which is dedicated to the worship of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. “Balasaheb Thackeray, the founder of our party, has taught us to respect women,” he remarked.
