Siddharth Booked By Hyderabad Police For His Comment Against Saina Nehwal
Actor Siddharth has been booked by Hyderabad Police after a complaint had been filed against him for his derogatory remarks over shuttler Saina Nehwal.
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Siddharth’s Apology To Saina Nehwal: Accountability Is Best Without Ifs And Buts
All feminists who fault deserve to be called out.
Happy That Siddharth Has Apologised: Saina Nehwal On Actor Siddharth’s Apology
Yesterday, National Commission for Women chairperson had written to Twitter India to block actor Siddharth after his comment on Saina Nehwal.
Actor Siddharth Finally Issues Public Apology For His Remark Against Saina Nehwal
Siddharth wrote, “”Sorry about a joke that didn’t land. I, however, must insist my word play and humour had none of the malicious intent that so many people from all quarters have attributed to it.”
Saina Nehwal-Siddharth Controversy: 10 Thing You Need To Know
10 things to know about the Saina Nehwal-Siddharth controversy and their Twitter back and forth.
Choose Better Words Man: Saina Nehwal’s Husband Parupalli Kashyap Slams Siddharth
This is upsetting for us…express ur opinion but choose better words man: Saina Nehwal’s husband Parupalli Kashyap.
Saina Nehwal’s Father Reacts To Siddharth’s Clarification Of ‘Sexist’ Tweet
Siddharth commented on that tweet and wrote, “Subtle cock champion of the world… Thank God we have protectors of India. Shame on you #Rihanna (sic).”
“I Used To Like Him As An Actor,”Saina Nehwal Reacts To Siddharth’s Sexist Tweet
Retweeting Nehwal’s post, Siddharth wrote, “Subtle cock champion of the world… Thank God we have protectors of India. Shame on you #Rihanna.”
Actor Siddharth’s “Sexist” Tweet To Badminton Star Saina Nehwal Sparks Outrage
Siddharth tweets to Saina Nehwal, sparking controversy with a statement many on social media are calling “crass” and “sexist.”
Six Of India’s Last Eight Medalists At The Olympics Are Women
Karnam Malleswari won a bronze medal in the weightlifting 69kg women’s category of Sydney Olympics in 2000 and became the first ever Indian women to bag an Olympic medal
