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Jaya Bachchan again objects Rajya Sabha Chairman for addressing her by husband Amitabh Bachchan's name

Jaya Bachchan, the veteran actress turned politician, has once again raised objections in the Rajya Sabha. This time, her grievance is against Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar for addressing her by her husband Amitabh Bachchan's name. This incident has sparked a new debate and garnered significant media attention, with Jaya Bachchan

August 05, 2024 / 22:05 IST
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Jaya Bachchan, the veteran actress turned politician, has once again raised objections in the Rajya Sabha. This time, her grievance is against Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar for addressing her by her husband Amitabh Bachchan's name. This incident has sparked a new debate and garnered significant media attention, with Jaya Bachchan calling it a "new drama" in the Parliament.

 
A few days ago, during a Rajya Sabha session, Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar addressed Jaya Bachchan by her husband Amitabh Bachchan's name. This was not the first time such an incident occurred. Previously, Jaya Bachchan had expressed her displeasure when she was addressed similarly. During the session, she lost her calm and asserted that it would have been sufficient if she was addressed simply as Jaya Bachchan. This expression of displeasure left a significant impact, causing a stir among the members present.

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On August 5, Jaya Bachchan once again raised her objection when the Chairman referred to her using her husband's name. She emphatically stated that such references were unnecessary and should be avoided. Her remarks were clear and pointed, indicating her frustration with the continuous addressing by her husband’s name. She emphasized that being addressed by her full name would be more appropriate and respectful.