BJP's Uttar Pradesh unit Vice-President Dayashankar Singh. (File Photo: IANS)
New Delhi, July 20 (IANS) Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday condemned BJP leader Dayashankar Singh's abusive remark against Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati and demanded his arrest.
Dayashankar Singh should be arrested (for his remark on Mayawati), Kejriwal tweeted.
BJP's Uttar Pradesh unit Vice President Dayashankar Singh had allegedly made a derogatory remark about the BSP chief.
Mayawati has demanded Singh's expulsion from the BJP.
"This (BJP leader's remark) is shameful. BJP's abuses and threats against women continue unabated both online and offline," Kejriwal tweeted.
Kejriwal also slammed the Bharatiya Janata Party led-government at the Centre over recent atrocities against Dalits.
"Atrocities against Dalits and minorities have increased sharply during BJP regime," Kejriwal said in another tweet.
The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday saw numerous disruptions as opposition members demanded a debate on atrocities against Dalits in Gujarat's Una town, where protests have continued with one Dalit man killing himself.
The Dalit was among the five persons from the community who tried to commit suicide in separate incidents in Gujarat to protest atrocities against Dalits.
The BJP on Wednesday sacked Uttar Pradesh unit Vice-President Dayashankar Singh from all party posts.
Singh, at a press conference in Mau on Tuesday, had said that the BSP chief was giving party tickets based on the amount of money paid to her, and that even a prostitute was better than her.
