MP Congress MLA gave a controversial statement, said- those who were men came to the war and those who were eunuchs went to the Sangh

Bhopal: A controversial statement of Madhya Pradesh Congress MLA Sahab Singh Gurjar has come to the fore. He used abusive words about RSS in a Congress program organized in Ashoknagar district. Sahab Singh said that those who were men came to the war, those who were eunuchs went to the Sangh. The video of the MLA’s abusive language is also going viral on social media.

Actually, on Tuesday (July 8), Congress’s Nyay Satyagraha program was organized in Ashoknagar district. While addressing the program, MLA Sahab Singh Gurjar from the rural assembly seat of Gwalior district gave a controversial statement. He used abusive words about RSS i.e. Sangh.

Saheb Singh said that ‘Friends, those who were men came to the war and those who were eunuchs went to the Sangh’. He further said that ‘You understood, a hint is enough’. The video of the statement of the Congress MLA has also surfaced, which is going viral on social media. At the same time, BJP has retaliated on the controversial statement of Sahab Singh Gurjar.

Minister Vishwas Sarang said that the Congress protest in Ashoknagar is a strong example of vulgarity and factionalism. First theft and then bragging, making a mistake yourself and then calling the law and the constitution low to hide your mistake, Congress MLA Sahab Singh Gurjar has done a more reprehensible thing than that.

The minister said that the Congress MLA has used the word eunuch for those who did not join the protest. Is the Congress MLA calling Congress leaders Kamal Nath, Ajay Singh, former Union Minister Arun Yadav who did not join the protest eunuchs? It is unconstitutional to call the leaders who did not join the protest eunuchs from the stage on which Digvijay Singh and Jitu Patwari are sitting. He further said that this is an insult to the third gender and women. The statement of Congress MLA Sahab Gurjar is highly condemnable. This statement proves that the Congress, divided into factions and gangs, is spreading anarchy.