Girl forced to unbutton her jeans before BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj

May 6, 2016

Sakshi
New Delhi, May 6: A shocking video has surfaced on social media in which a girl, surrounded by a crowd, was asked to unbutton her jeans before BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj.

In the video, Sakshi Maharaj is seen discussing something with a group of women and then a girl is asked to unbutton her jeans in front of him.

Several men are also seen present during the incident.

As per reports, the incident took place in Uttar Pradesh and Sakshi Maharaj had reportedly asked the girl to unbutton her jeans on the pretext of seeing some injury marks.

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A. beary
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

suspicion is a sin in Islam,
Read chapter hujuraat 49 verse 12.
o believers avoid suspicion because suspicions in some cases is a sin...

suspecting that Sakshi maharajs did something wrong without actually knowing what is the truth is a sin in Islam and commenting after that based on this suspicion is also a sin. even if sakshi maharaj is against Islam That is the beauty of Islam which is the true Sanathan dharma.

introduce true Islam to all

Sameer Ahmed
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

Sakshi Maharaj asks a girl to unbutton her jeans on camera. He has done that in the past himself and served time in Tihar as rape accused!

Duminic
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Friday, 6 May 2016

Sakshi Maharaj with magical ability in his perverted eyes curing wounds of that girl on her privates by asking her to unbutton her jeans.

Sonika
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

Sakshi Maharaj asking the girl to tell him exactly what had happened and later it's the women (probably girls family) were opening her jeans

Thameem Ahmed
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

Why stunned by BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj making a girl remove her pants against her wish.. When PM was allegedly chasing a girl against her wish

Youth
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj is shame to Indian democracy and humanity. Such members can only find place in BJP

Jithesh chandra
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

Sakshi Maharaj should be arrested for Molestation and outraging modesty of a woman

Kingstar
 - 
Friday, 6 May 2016

This man is a shame to all Indians with Daughters. He should be sacked from BJP and kicked out

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