BJP Mahila Morcha district vice president, Madhavi Barnwal, who was also present at the protest site, told reporters that the poster of the film, which shows a woman dressed as Goddess Kali smoking a cigarette and holding a pride flag, was 바카라quite objectionable바카라.
Members of the Bajrang Dal and the BJP in Bihar바카라s Nawada district on Thursday burnt effigies of TMC MP Mahua Moitra and the director of documentary film 바카라Kaali바카라, Leena Manimekalai, claiming that they have hurt sentiments of the Hindu community.
Talking to reporters, Jitendra Pratap, the Bajrang Dal in-charge of Nawada, said 바카라disrespect to any Hindu or Goddess will not be tolerated바카라.
바카라A large number of Bajrang Dal and BJP workers gathered at Prajatantra Chowk in Nawada to burn effigies of Mahua Moitra and Leena Manimekalai. Both of them hurt the beliefs of Hindus,바카라 he said.
BJP Mahila Morcha district vice president, Madhavi Barnwal, who was also present at the protest site, told reporters that the poster of the film, which shows a woman dressed as Goddess Kali smoking a cigarette and holding a pride flag, was 바카라quite objectionable바카라.
In Patna, BJP workers claimed that they had visited the Kotwali police station to file a complaint against the two women, but got snubbed.
바카라The station house officer (SHO) at Kotwali police station refused to accept our complaint. The cops misbehaved with us,바카라 said senior state BJP leader Barun Kumar Singh. The personnel at the police station, however, declined to comment on the matter.
Moitra had on Tuesday kicked up a controversy at a conclave by saying that she had every right as an individual to imagine Goddess Kali as a meat-eating and alcohol-accepting deity, as each person had his or her unique way of offering prayers.
Manimekalai, too, faced criticism for the poster of her new film, with several FIRs lodged against her in Bihar as well as other states such as Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
(With PTI inputs)