The question dominating Indian politics: Is it worse when women swear?
Rahul Gandhi's comments renew the debate over gender disparity in reactions to insults hurled at PM Narendra Modi.
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"If boys swear, there is no problem and it is allowed. But if a girl swears, it is a cultural shock."
— Rahul Gandhi , Politician
"It's a culture shock. How can our daughters use such language?"
— Narendra Modi , Politician
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Rahul Gandhi's comments renew the debate over gender disparity in reactions to insults hurled at PM Narendra Modi.
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