Mayor sends legal notice to Jebi Mather MP over controversial remarks 


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The mayor's notice demands Jebi Mather to retract her statement and apologise within seven days. Otherwise, civil and criminal proceedings will be initiated against her.

Jebi Mather, Arya Rajendran | Photo: Mathrubhumi

Thiruvananthapuram: Mayor Arya Rajendran on Monday sent legal notice to Jebi Mather MP, who made controversial remarks against her during a Mahila Congress protest at the Thiruvananthapuram corporation.

The notice demands Mather to retract her statement and apologise within seven days. Otherwise, civil and criminal proceedings will be initiated against her. The notice has been sent via advocate Murukkumpuzha R Vijayakumar.

Meanwhile, Jebi Mather on Monday had said that she stands by her remarks against the Mayor.

Earlier, the Mahila Congress Kerala unit president came under criticism after producing a poster that stated "mayor kutty (kid) should go back to Kozhikode with the stolen money” during a protest rally against Arya in the state capital.

The poster was ridiculed on social media, with CPM cadres claiming that the Congress MP was referring to Arya's husband Sachin Dev's residence in Kozhikode. They alleged that the comment was misogynistic.

Following this, Jebi stated that people misread the poster and claimed she did not mean Sachin Dev’s native place.

On Monday, however, she stated she meant what the critics said. She even gave an explanation for it. “If you think that the husband's residence is a disgraceful place, then it is a humiliation for all men in Kerala. Mahila Congress does not disrespect men or husbands. For us, it is to take respect and give respect. Since my marriage, I have lived in my husband's residence. I am not ready to paint it as a terrible place. She was referring to the fact that she would be safe in her husband's residence," she said.


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