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Hema Malini, who is also a Lok Sabha BJP MP, has landed in a major controversy. She has been accused of making insensitive remarks about widows. Reportedly, the actress said that widows from Bengal and Bihar should not crowd Vrindavan, which is a holy city in Uttar Pradesh and home to thousands of destitute women.
“If they (widows) are not from here then there is no need for them to come here from other states. There are many famous temples in Bengal and Bihar too, where they can stay,” Bollywood’s dream girl was quoted saying.
That’s not all. She further added, “There are 40,000 widows in Vrindavan. I think there is no more place in the city. A large population is coming from Bengal… that’s not right. Why don’t they stay in Bengal? There are nice temples there. The same is true for those from Bihar.”
Naturally, Hema received a lot of flak on social media post this statement. The actress became the most hated person after her quote came out. However, Hema soon took to Twitter to clarify her stand. Here is what she said…
She further stated that she would be on Times Now tonight to talk about her statement. Well, we are really looking forward to what she has to say about her controversial statement.
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