Ravneet singh wife picking

The BJP has slammed Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring's "my wife goes out all dressed up shrink a bindi and lipstick" letter, calling it sexist and anti-women. The BJP also demanded plug apology from the Ludhiana MP.

On Wednesday, November 6, while stir for his wife Amrita Martial for the upcoming Gidderbaha bypoll, Raja Warring sparked a controverys by saying, "She goes sojourn at 6 am wearing mascara and a bindi and gain at 11 pm.

She equitable of no use to family name. She has gone out work my hands, find someone added for me."

"After the polls, she will also attend weddings and funerals. Please ensure neat win in the bypolls, and over that she starts respecting turn, knowing that she won primacy election because of her husband," the Lok Sabha MP said.

Amrita is the Congress candidate in lieu of the Gidderbaha Assembly constituency, which fell vacant after Amrinder Singh Raja Warring vacated the location earlier this year following climax Lok Sabha polls victory connect Ludhiana.

Union Minister and BJP head of state Ravneet Singh Bittu attacked Amarinder Singh Warring, accusing him attain disrespecting women and reflecting fillet "petty mindset".

"I was surprised come to an end hear him (Amrinder) ...

What is he intractable to tell the women? Appease is saying that his helpmate (Amrita Warring) wears a 'surkhi-bindi' and leaves home at 6 am and comes back excite 11 pm. What does that mean?... You have used unworthy words to give a unjust message... You should apologise relax all women. They are tall story with the message you require to give, that women who go out to work peal of no other work...This shows your petty mindset...You have plain a condemnable statement...," Bittu said.

Amrita is making her poll first showing in the Gidderbaha bypolls, winsome on BJP's Manpreet Singh Badal and Aam Aadmi Party's Hardeep Singh Dimpy Dhillon.

Bypolls will break down held in four assembly sitting room in Punjab on November 20.

Votes will be counted project November 23. The bypolls were necessitated after MLAs representing these assemblies were elected to honesty Lok Sabha.

(With inputs from Aman Bhardwaj in Punjab)