3 weeks ago
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Rebukes AAP MLA Over Viral Attire
There is a leader named Rekha Gupta who is the Chief Minister.
She saw a video of another leader, who works for a group called AAP, wearing clothes that were not proper.
Many people saw this video too.
Ms. Gupta was not happy about it.
She said the leader's behaviour was shameful.
She said the leader should wear proper clothes when women come to get their papers signed.
She told the leader to be ashamed because people in Delhi are asking questions.
She also told the leader to remove a signboard in such situations.
Ms. Gupta said a public leader should not behave this way.
Rekha Gupta, the Chief Minister, publicly rebuked an AAP MLA over attire that went viral.
Gupta called the MLA's behaviour "shameful" and said he or she should dress properly when women come to get their papers signed.
The Chief Minister said she had seen a reel and recordings related to the incident.
Gupta said Delhi's people are questioning the MLA and that the MLA should be ashamed.
She said this is not how a public representative (Vishakhyak) should behave and told them to get the signboard removed in such situations.
- Who
- Rekha Gupta, the Chief Minister, and an unnamed Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA
- What
- A public rebuke of an AAP MLA over viral attire and behaviour
- Where
- Delhi
- When
- Not specified in the articles
- Why
- Gupta said the MLA's behaviour and dressing were shameful for a public representative, especially when meeting women needing papers signed
Key facts
- Chief Minister
- Rekha Gupta
- MLA's Party
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
- Reason for Rebuke
- Viral attire and behaviour
- Key Comment
- "You should be ashamed"
- Location
- Delhi
- MLA's Name
- Not specified in the articles
- Date of Incident
- Not specified in the articles
Quotes
Rekha Gupta
Chief Minister of the region
“"Your behaviour is shameful. You should at least dress properly when women come to you to get their papers signed."”
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“"I have seen the recordings. This is not how a Vishakhyak (public representative) should behave."”
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