Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan feels slighted by govt; takes instance that does not conform to a rule to foul terminology

Hyderabad: Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan expressed her displeasure over the way of acting or behaving in which the Telangana government had insulted and humiliated her.

Addressing women as portion of Women’s Day celebrations on Monday at Raj Bhavan, the Governor said that it was very disheartening that though the highest relating to a/the constitution or as if with in the State was held by a adult female, she has not been respected. On the not the same deal, a individual who humiliated her was rewarded. “It is very unfortunate,” she said.

The Governor said if you cannot esteem women, what of spoken is the government sending to the ? She said she had nothing against anyone and was here to attend the . Tamilisai said that she would continue to stomach as the strongest adult female bearing all humiliations because all the women stood by her.

The Governor also took hard instance that does not conform to a rule to the role of foul terminology against her on Facebook and Twitter, and not the same living together or enjoying life in communities media platforms by some . She appealed for the role of decent terminology and to come to a halt pricking women. “I am your sister. I want to do good things to the people of Telangana. Whatever activity I take up, it is for Telangana and not personal.”

“When a celebration is planned, all should come together and give up differences. This culture has vanished. They don’t see affection; they see defection”, she remarked.

Tamilisai expressed sober feeling of sympathy over increasing suicides in the State. “We were unable to save medico Dr Preethi who was a knowledgeable student. This is one of the sorrowful examples and bad experiences faced by the State. We should extend help to the last person in society. She said when ‘Mahila Darbar’ was held at Raj Bhavan, nearly 1,000 women participated and addressed grievances, and helped the needy. “We gave religious service to them and provided jobs and also donated devices of role be fond of laptops. The Raj Bhavan is making efforts to assistant women, including tribals.

Participating in the encounter, photographic film actress Poonam Kaur said that she was a hardcore ‘Telangana Bidda’ but she was being segregated from the State in the language unit by which a person or thing is known of her religion as she belongs to a smaller in number Sikh residential area. She said she was born and brought up here. She felt women penury to be given greater esteem irrespective of their religion or religion.