Bikini.. No issue except Urfi? Sanjay put the class of BJP on the politics of Maharashtra

On the one hand, while Shahrukh Khan and Deepika have created a storm over the song of the film 'Pathan', Urfi Javed's clothes have also created a sensation. A lot of comments have been made by BJP leaders on both these issues. Now Sanjay Raut has given an open statement. Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut has also targeted the BJP through these issues. Raut said, 'There is no need to make noise about Pathans.A BJP leader in Mumbai has objected to Urfi's clothes. There are bigger issues in the country. Such questions were not raised to divert attention from those important issues.'

Sanjay Raut said that no one knew Urfi Javed until BJP leader Chitra Wagh complained against her short clothes. In his weekly column 'Rokatok' for the party's mouthpiece Saamana, Sanjay Raut has written that politics in Maharashtra has gone to such an extent that now there is no issue other than Urfi Javed's clothes.

BJP angry over saffron bikini

Sanjay Raut has said that Urfi Javed's BJP's moral policing in the name of culture could have been avoided. After this, linking Urfi's issue with Shah Rukh and Deepika's upcoming film 'Pathan', Raut said, 'Was the anger against Deepika Padukone just for her saffron bikini? Deepika Padukone went to JNU to support the students' protest, which angered the BJP. But now they have made an issue of Deepika's bikini, while many BJP leaders in saffron clothes do many indecent acts.'

Sandeep Singh accused of sexual harassment

Sanjay Raut targeted Sandeep Singh and said that when Haryana Minister Sandeep Singh was accused of sexual harassment, the BJP leader felt it necessary to raise his voice only on the issue of Urfi Javed. Let us tell you that after Chitra Wagh's complaint, Urfi Javed has also retaliated against her. Urfi has filed a complaint against Wagh for criminal threats to harm the artist in public.

Urfi Javed became the target

BJP leader Chitra Wagh had targeted Urfi through her Twitter handle on January 4. Chitra wrote on Twitter, 'There are half-naked women walking on the streets. Why is the Women's Commission not paying attention to this? This protest is not against Urfi, but against the attitude of walking openly in public places. Women's Commission will do something.. yes or no..?'