JDU leader Rina Choudhary has lodged an FIR against Purnea MP Pappu Yadav after he said 90% of women enter politics through politicians’ rooms. Choudhary described the remark as deeply insulting and demanded a public apology. The move escalates controversy around the MP’s comments and their impact on women’s participation in politics.
Independent MP Pappu Yadav reportedly fell ill on Tuesday soon after the Bihar State Women’s Commission issued him a show cause notice. The notice followed his sexist claim that 90% of women can’t do politics without entering a male politician’s room. Supporters and critics alike are reacting sharply to the timing, with fresh attention on his earlier comments.
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Bihar MP Pappu Yadav landed in a major controversy after saying that 90% of women cannot do politics unless they “enter” politicians’ bedrooms. The remark triggered backlash and a formal response: the Bihar State Women’s Commission has issued a notice to him. The comments, aired to media, have intensified scrutiny over sexist statements in public debate.
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