July 23, 2014
Pioneers of different political outfits cut crosswise over partisan principals on Wednesday to censure Shiv Sena Mps for supposedly mishandling and compelling a Muslim catering director at the Maharashtra Sadan to break his Ramzan quick and consume a chapatti.
"The MPs should tender a public apology, there is no place for this kind of majoritarianism," said Congress pioneer Manish Tewari.
Patriot Congress Party (NCP) pioneer Majid Memon said an examination must occur in the case and strict move ought to be made against individuals included.
"Shiv Sena isn't a responsible party and it has always been a group of anti-social people," included NCP general secretary Tariq Anwar.
Terming the episode as very condemnable, Samajwadi Party pioneer Naresh Agarwal said he knows the administration would not make any move against this, "however it should".
CPI-M pioneer Sitaram Yechury requested that Parliament ought to obviously state that such demonstrations won't go on without serious consequences.
The Lok Sabha likewise saw a commotion over the issue.
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said she will permit a dialog on the issue amid Zero Hour.
In an exceptionally unfeeling act, 11 Shiv Sena Mps professedly constrained a Muslim catering manager to break his Ramzan quick at Maharashtra Sadan in New Delhi a week ago.
The Mps were clearly furious over not being served Maharashtrian nourishment.
The Maharashtra Sadan has apologized to the representative even as the Shiv Sena has denied the occurrence.
Sena representative Sanjay Raut, who was purportedly among the pioneers present amid the episode, has denied the assertion. "These allegations are totally baseless," he said.
"All the members of Shiv Sena respects all the religions," he included.
(Input and Photo from ANI)
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"The MPs should tender a public apology, there is no place for this kind of majoritarianism," said Congress pioneer Manish Tewari.
Patriot Congress Party (NCP) pioneer Majid Memon said an examination must occur in the case and strict move ought to be made against individuals included.
"Shiv Sena isn't a responsible party and it has always been a group of anti-social people," included NCP general secretary Tariq Anwar.
Terming the episode as very condemnable, Samajwadi Party pioneer Naresh Agarwal said he knows the administration would not make any move against this, "however it should".
CPI-M pioneer Sitaram Yechury requested that Parliament ought to obviously state that such demonstrations won't go on without serious consequences.
The Lok Sabha likewise saw a commotion over the issue.
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said she will permit a dialog on the issue amid Zero Hour.
In an exceptionally unfeeling act, 11 Shiv Sena Mps professedly constrained a Muslim catering manager to break his Ramzan quick at Maharashtra Sadan in New Delhi a week ago.
The Mps were clearly furious over not being served Maharashtrian nourishment.
The Maharashtra Sadan has apologized to the representative even as the Shiv Sena has denied the occurrence.
Sena representative Sanjay Raut, who was purportedly among the pioneers present amid the episode, has denied the assertion. "These allegations are totally baseless," he said.
"All the members of Shiv Sena respects all the religions," he included.
(Input and Photo from ANI)
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