Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia while condemning the attack on School Children by goons at Gurugram said that he will watch Padmaavat along with Rajput leaders like others to understand if there is anything wrong with the movie and will notify others about it.
“We don’t believe in caste politics yet (I would say that) I am myself a Rajput. I was born in the same society. I have grown up on the same tales of Rajput valour and the same glorious Rajput history,” he told reporters here on Thursday.
“Rajputs have been known for protecting the people. People feel secure among them but I am scared that stories of their valour are being defamed by violence happening in the name of Rajputs.”
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Sisodia who holds the portfolio of Education said that he was getting messages from parents and teachers as he the bus got attacked by goons.
“They are scared about sending their children to school after what happened yesterday. It was a criminal act. I invited many Rajput leaders to talk about recent developments of violence. We are totally against these acts.
“Hence, we would now go and watch the film to see what the reality is… to see what is objectionable in it and then brief people about it,” he said.
Padmaavat is facing a lot of trouble owing to the protest by Karni Sena who are demanding the movie to be banned.
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