“I curse you,” uttered none other than Jaya Bachchan in the capacity of a Rajya Sabha MP and verbally shook the dome of democracy for a few seconds. She was condemning the edgy politicians inside the House. Her cuss was not simply a statement but an extensive sensibility expressed in sharp strenuous words.
It was undeniably uttered by her before a horde of clever politicians. The Speaker also heard her cursed term but did not appear to have asked for its removal from Parliamentary records. Although there was continued uproar in the House, it was overheard in a spontaneously natural reaction. Can it not be assumed as an outcry in profound rage or outrage?
Amalgamated members were in a subtle shock after the word of condemnation “curse” sprouted. As she was retorting, how could she make such personal remarks? The impatient scene centred around the noisy House over a Bill inescapably tempted the MP to curse the political party just at the quickness of the time when 2021 is moving on to finish up its yearly course.
At this crucial time, an MP’s deeply infuriating reaction came along owing to a stroke of intensive pain she underwent to tolerate at her face value. That was clear from her constantly changing facial moods. It was hours later when she stated that the curse was caused by her imminent anger. The comprehensive agony made her take a reactionary step in the form of an expletive.