Fresh trouble for Ramya, complaint filed against her for RSS remark

August 31, 2016 19:57

After courting controversy for her pro-Pakistan remark, Congress politician Ramya faces another complaint this time for her comments on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

While speaking in Karntaka, the young politician had said, "History tells us that RSS leaders and its men were supporting the British Empire. The RSS and its ideological outfits had no role in the freedom struggle."

Earlier, Ramya had courted controversy when she said that Pakistan was not like hell and that the people of Pakistan were just like us.

She faced numerous trolls online and her car was also attacked by protesters hurling eggs, but she has refused to apologise for her comments, saying she had not said anything wrong and would not cow down to pressure.

Read: 'I won't apologise, come what may'

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