Jaya Bachchan's Outburst In Rajya Sabha Says "Aapke Bure Din Aayenge, I Curse You"

NEW DELHI: Jaya Bachchan, Samajwadi Party MP lost her patience in Rajya Sabha as a member of parliament passed personal comments during her discussion over the narcotic drugs bill.

The actor-turned-politician also made accusations to the chair for not paying attention to the opposition parties and also for not protecting the opposition members.

The chair was presided over by Bhuwaneswar Kalitha and while addressing the chair, MP Bachchan stated that the opposition wants justice as they don't expect justice from treasury benches but only from the chair. She further said how the chair can protect the members of this house or the 12 members sitting outside.

On this, the chairman replied that it seem like she is not interested in talking about the narcotic drugs bill. As the members present in the house started shouting and protesting Bachchan fails to keep her calm and expressed her frustration by saying that their bad time will be coming soon 'Aapke Bure Din Aeyenge.'

The point of order was raised in the house by Bharatiya Janata Party MP, Rakesh Sinha and who accused Miss Bachchan of targeting the Chair itself. She raised her demand asking the chair to take strict action against the members in the house making personal remarks against her. It was announced by the chair that those remarks which are not correct to be made will be removed from the record.

The chair i.e. Kalitha regarded Bchchan as someone who is interested to quarrel rather than talking about important issues, so he apologized and called the next speaker.

Bachchan kept on shouting that it is disheartening that the house doesn't have the sense to honor the colleagues sitting outside and then she again said: "Aap logo ke bure din bohot jald ayenge, I curse You."

Bhubaneswar Kalitha then decided to adjourn the house as the situation was going out of control by members turning it violent. Aishwariya Rai Bachchan, daughter-in-law of Jaya Bachchan was interrogated for five hours by ED (Enforcement Directorate) on Monday for allegations against her on forex violations that are connected to the 'Panama Papers.' It was alleged that the actress has stored the money in an organization based on the British Virgin Island.

Jaya Bachchan was earlier regarded as a notable actress in Bollywood as she had her appearance in many Hindi films. She got married to Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan in the year 1948 and after that, in 2004 she entered into politics.

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