New Delhi: BJP MP Ravi Kishan received Y+ category security after alleging that threats to his & his family had been issued after he spoke about the Bollywood-drug nexus.
Taking to Twitter, Ravi Kishan thanked Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath for providing security for his ‘family & the people of his constituency’ and said that his voice would continue to echo people’s thoughts.
He had said that he would continue to raise his voice for the sake of the youth of this country and for the future of the film industry.
‘Respected Maharaj ji, with my security in mind the Y+ category protection you have activated for me, my family and the people of my Lok Sabha constituency has made us indebted to you and we thank you for it. My voice will continue to resonate in the House.’
आदरणीय श्रद्धेय @myogiadityanath महाराज जी ।
पूजनीय महाराज जी , मेरी सुरक्षा को देखते हुए आपने जो y+ सुरक्षा मुझे उपलब्ध करवाई है इसके लिए मैं , मेरा परिवार तथा मेरे लोक-सभा क्षेत्र की जनता आपकी ऋणी हैं तथा आपका धन्यवाद् करती है मेरी आवाज़ हमेशा सदन मे गूंजती रहेगी ?
— Ravi Kishan (@ravikishann) October 1, 2020
“I’ll speak at the right time. I’ve raised my voice for youths & future of film industry. I didn’t think about my life. Desh ke bhavishya ke liye 2-5 goli bhi kha lenge, to koi chinta nahi hai (Will even take a bullet or two for the country. I don’t worry about it),” ANI reported him as saying.
Jaya Bachchan hits out at Ravi Kishan
Earlier, Ravi Kishan has raised the issue of the use of drugs in the film industry after which Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan stated that she was “ashamed that one of our members in the Lok Sabha, who is from the film industry, spoke against it.”
“Just because there are some people, you cannot tarnish the image of the entire industry. I am ashamed that
one of our members in the Lok Sabha, who is from the film industry, spoke against it. It is a shame,” she said. The statement of the Samajwadi Party MP came during the zero hour in Rajya Sabha. She stated that people working in the entertainment industry are “flogged” by social media.
“People in the entertainment industry are being flogged by social media. People who made their name in the industry have called it a gutter. I completely disagree. I hope that the government tells such people not to use this kind of language,” she said.
This comes at the time when the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Mumbai is undertaking an investigation into alleged drugs use and supply in the industry that had surfaced during a probe into the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.
