Fiery Exchange over Defections: BRS MLA's Sari and Bangle Controversy

The BRS MLA P Kaushik Reddy's offer to send saris and bangles to 10 defected party legislators has sparked backlash from women's leaders, demanding an apology. Congress leader B Shobha Rani condemned Reddy's comments, considering them disrespectful to women. The Congress party is urging action and disqualification of defected MLAs.

BRS MLA P Kaushik Reddy's recent offer to send saris and bangles to 10 legislators who defected to the Congress has ignited a strong response from women leaders of the ruling party. They are demanding an immediate apology.

Congress leader and Chairperson of the Telangana State Women's Cooperative Development Corporation, B Shobha Rani, lambasted Reddy for his disrespectful remarks. During a press conference, Rani removed her footwear, warning the BRS MLA over his comments.

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Reddy, representing the Huzurabad constituency, stated his intention to send gifts—saris and bangles—to the defected BRS MLAs and challenged them to resign and face fresh elections. Rani countered, highlighting women's pivotal role and demanded action against Reddy.

(With inputs from agencies.)