Four women MPs complain against BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri's sexist language

August 04, 2015 19:58

In yet another trouble for the ruling BJP, which is facing a combative Opposition over the suspension of Congress MPs, four women MPs have complained about the 'abusive' and 'sexist' language used by BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri in Parliament.

According to a report published in The Economic Times on Tuesday, the women MPs have lodged a complaint with the Lok Sabha Speaker that Bidhuri used foul language against them during the Opposition's protest in the Lower House on Monday, which resulted in the suspension of 25 Congress MPs.

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