Sanjay Nirupam's wife says feeling ‘unsafe’ in India

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Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam is being trolled on social media ever since he questioned the veracity of surgical strikes by the Indian Army in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK), prompting his wife to appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ensure safety of her family as she is feeling “very unsafe” in India.

Geeta Nirupam’s letter to Modi came on a day when her husband claimed he had received a “threat call” on 5 October from gangster Ravi Pujari asking him to tender a public apology over his remarks on surgical strikes.

Earlier this week, Nirupam had called the surgical assault “fake” but the Congress leadership dissociated itself from his remarks, saying it had full faith in the armed forces.

In her letter, Geeta claimed she was also being abused openly in “most vulgar and demeaning manner possible not only on social media but even via phone calls.” Expressing concern about the security of her family, Geeta has appealed to Prime Minister to “check the vulgar comments of the random social media activists and keep politics aside from the personal and familial life.”

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Sanjay Nirupam trolled on social media, wife says feeling ‘unsafe’ in India - Livemint
 
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