A senior Congress chief slammed Mr Bhuyar’s remarks.
Amravati (Maharashtra):
An MLA from Maharashtra’s Amravati district has courted controversy by claiming {that a} “farmer’s son” has to accept an “inferior bride” because the best-looking women want to marry males who’ve regular jobs.
Devendra Bhuyar, Impartial MLA from Warud-Morshi and a supporter of Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, was speaking about farmers’ woes whereas talking at a gathering in Warud tehsil of the district on Tuesday.
“If a lady is gorgeous, she won’t like an individual such as you and me, however she is going to go for an individual having a job (whereas selecting her husband),” he stated.
“Ladies who’re at quantity two,” that’s, who’re considerably much less handsome, want somebody who runs a grocery store or paan kiosk, he stated.
“A quantity three woman would really like (to marry) the son of a farmer,” he stated, including that solely women who’re “on the backside of the lot” marry a boy from a farming household.
The youngsters of such marriages additionally lack attractiveness, he added.
Congress chief and former Maharashtra Girls and Baby Improvement Minister Yashomati Thakur slammed Mr Bhuyar for utilizing such language whereas speaking about ladies.
“Ajit Pawar and people in energy ought to preserve their MLAs beneath management. Nobody will tolerate such categorisation of girls. Society will educate you a lesson,” stated Ms Thakur, who’s an MLA from the identical district.
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