Can two dissimilar peas exist in the same pod?????or more specifically can two people belonging to one of India's most prominent political dynasties peacefully coexist under the same roof???????
Well, though it seems highly improbable or nearly impossible, the answer would definitely have to be in the affirmative if the answer of Mulayam Singh Yadav's younger daughter in law (better half of Mulayam's younger son) on the controversial issue of rape is any yardstick or parameter to go by..............
Aparna Bisht Yadav, wife of Mulayam Singh Yadav's younger son said that she does not concur with her father-in-law's infamous and controversial "boys will be boys and boys will make mistakes" comment while commenting on the sensitive issue of rape during the course of a public rally........
"Netaji's views are his own and he is more entitled to them", Aparna said and then further went on to say that "as a woman my view is diametrically opposite to the view held by Netaji on this issue; while I definitely agree that the death penalty indeed needs to be debated, I as a right thinking and modern Indian woman am of the view that all serial rapists should definitely be hanged at the first given opportunity as they have not only violated the woman concerned, but also committed an unpardonable crime against humanity and death can be the only just sentence in all such cases"..............
Will we see fireworks going off under Netaji's roof in the immediate future or then will sanity and grudging respect for each other's views be the order of the day???????well your guess on this one is as good as mine.............
Well, though it seems highly improbable or nearly impossible, the answer would definitely have to be in the affirmative if the answer of Mulayam Singh Yadav's younger daughter in law (better half of Mulayam's younger son) on the controversial issue of rape is any yardstick or parameter to go by..............
Aparna Bisht Yadav, wife of Mulayam Singh Yadav's younger son said that she does not concur with her father-in-law's infamous and controversial "boys will be boys and boys will make mistakes" comment while commenting on the sensitive issue of rape during the course of a public rally........
"Netaji's views are his own and he is more entitled to them", Aparna said and then further went on to say that "as a woman my view is diametrically opposite to the view held by Netaji on this issue; while I definitely agree that the death penalty indeed needs to be debated, I as a right thinking and modern Indian woman am of the view that all serial rapists should definitely be hanged at the first given opportunity as they have not only violated the woman concerned, but also committed an unpardonable crime against humanity and death can be the only just sentence in all such cases"..............
Will we see fireworks going off under Netaji's roof in the immediate future or then will sanity and grudging respect for each other's views be the order of the day???????well your guess on this one is as good as mine.............
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