Hema Malini deletes the uploaded pictures of her shooting, amid Mathura tension

Movies for the weekend

Actress turned politician Hema Malini faced flak and left her party shame faced when she tweeted pictures of her film shoot as violence broke out in her Lok Sabha constituency, Mathura.

She, however, tried to downplay her blunder by blaming the Akhilesh Yadav government.


Also Read: Kohli vs Abhishek in a Charity Football Match in Mumbai

A total of 24 people, including an SP and SHO, were killed in clashes between police and members of a sect who had encroached upon government land in Mathura, on June 2nd.

 


“I went for shooting. I was unaware… So, I just tweeted.

 


According to report, she exclaimed over the incident happened in Mathura and said, how could she foresee the incident.  Her people in Mathura are handling everything.

She said that, being an artist, she had to maintain her prior commitments. as she had already given dates for her shoot.


Malini uploaded pictures of her shooting but was quick to delete them, condoling the death of the SP and SHO. Needless to say, she was slammed on social media.

The actress also blamed the UP Government, led by Akhilesh Yadav, for mishandling the law and order situation and exposing the city to danger.

Also Read: Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74

“It could have been averted. The administration has been asking for extra power to control these people but somehow the UP government has not given them the authority to go ahead with that. So, they were waiting.” She said.

“For two months, the fight was constantly going on between the police and those people and then yesterday, it erupted in such a way that was not expected at all. Akhilesh Yadav’s government has to take care of the law and order properly which somehow has not happened.”

 


BJP sought to downplay Malini’s ill-timed tweets, claiming that she was “extremely sensitive” to the situation and will reach Mathura soon but insisted that the issue should not be used as a “diversion” as maintenance of law and order is the responsibility of the state government and not of the local MP.

“The chief minister has to reach there and take stock of the law and order situation,” said BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said.

Also Read: Movies for the weekend

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here