Sexist Remark  

While appealing for vote, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has resorted to sexism in a bid to catch more votes. 

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman was absent during the pre-budget meeting chaired by PM Modi. Congress made a sexist remark on Nirmala Sitharaman and questioned how many men does it take to do a woman’s job on Twitter. BJP slammed Congress for their remarks and said Congress resorted to false narration and dramatised everything.

Addressing the House, BJP leader Rama Devi said that Azam Khan has the habit of uttering derogatory words against women and had done on multiple occasions in the past outside the House

Shivraj Singh Chouhan has attacked Azam Khan for his comments against women. While participating in the debate on the Triple Talaq Bill on July 25, Khan made a comment, in which he said, "I am so fond of you. I feel like gazing into your eyes"

Women leaders from Smriti Irani to Nirmala Sitharaman asked Mohammad Azam Khan to apologise to Deputy Speaker Rama Devi for his sexist remarks

While NCW head Rekha Sharma and president of Telangana Congress Nerella Sarada took TRS minister Jagadish Reddy to task, TRS spokesperson Abid Rasool Khan tried to make light of the sexist remark by his party colleague

After sexist remarks on a TV show, Hardik Pandya delivered figures of two for 45 in 10 overs and choked the run flow during the middle overs. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds
 

Congress leader, K Sudhakaran made a provocative statement during the UDF meeting organised in Kasargod district on Wednesday. He said that the chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan is 'worse than women' in taking decisions.
 

'Had daughters for seven consecutive years, suddenly a son is born. How would you feel then, brother? That's how I'm feeling now,' said Swapan Sadhan Bose