BJP's Jamui MLA Shreyasi Singh has landed herself in controversy after commenting on the harassment of two minors in Jamui, Bihar, which triggered national outrage. Speaking to India Today TV, the Bihar Sports Minister and Industries Minister said that "moral policing" could be done in a “decent and more elegant fashion.”“Moral policing can be done in a more decent and elegant fashion. But the way they mishandled and mistreated the boy and girl together is absolutely not tolerable,” Singh, a former sports shooter and a BJP leader, told India Today TV. She further added that people can hold personal views and express how other people should lead their lives."Well, I say that you can have an opinion about how somebody chooses to live their life and what they want to do with it. And maybe, I'm just saying maybe there is a better way to do it. But the way that they've treated them is absolutely not tolerable, right? said Shreyasi Singh. She added that this should be an example to deter further incidents like this.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ren-zhengfei-bo-xilai-zhou-yongkang-china-escape-rumours-1790073248719">Ren Zhengfei fled China? Bo Xilai escaped prison? Rumours swirl as Xi-Trump summit nears</a>Meanwhile JDU state president also landed himself in controversy for calling the incident “minor” and “isolated” (chutput ghatna) case, while trying to make a case that things have been better since NDA came to power.“Whenever such an isolated incident occurs, our government is sensitive to it. But look at the period before 2005, what kind of Bihar was it? Could people even step out of their homes? What kind of Bihar was it, and what was the situation? People were somehow struggling through their lives. Today, at least when such an incident occurs, the administration is taking action and responding. Whoever has committed this incident, no matter how big a criminal they may be, will soon be taken into police custody,” he said.Two class X teenagers were harassed, groped and abused on September 19, 2026, in Jamui, Bihar. One of them recorded the whole ordeal, as another one tried to grab the minor girl and tried pull her aside. The students did not file any complaint, though the video went viral and triggered widespread condemnation. The police had arrested seven of the accused, while the main accused, who groped the minor, reportedly shot in the leg.&nbsp;

BJP MLA Shreyasi Singh faces criticism after saying moral policing could be done in a “decent and elegant fashion” following the harassment of two minors in Jamui.

BJP's Jamui MLA Shreyasi Singh has landed herself in controversy after commenting on the harassment of two minors in Jamui, Bihar, which triggered national outrage. Speaking to India Today TV, the Bihar Sports Minister and Industries Minister said that "moral policing" could be done in a “decent and more elegant fashion.” “Moral policing can be done in a more decent and elegant fashion. But the way they mishandled and mistreated the boy and girl together is absolutely not tolerable,” Singh, a former sports shooter and a BJP leader, told India Today TV. She further added that people can hold personal views and express how other people should lead their lives. "Well, I say that you can have an opinion about how somebody chooses to live their life and what they want to do with it. And maybe, I'm just saying maybe there is a better way to do it. But the way that they've treated them is absolutely not tolerable, right? said Shreyasi Singh. She added that this should be an example to deter further incidents like this. Also Read: Ren Zhengfei fled China? Bo Xilai escaped prison? Rumours swirl as Xi-Trump summit nears Meanwhile JDU state president also landed himself in controversy for calling the incident “minor” and “isolated” (chutput ghatna) case, while trying to make a case that things have been better since NDA came to power. “Whenever such an isolated incident occurs, our government is sensitive to it. But look at the period before 2005, what kind of Bihar was it? Could people even step out of their homes? What kind of Bihar was it, and what was the situation? People were somehow struggling through their lives. Today, at least when such an incident occurs, the administration is taking action and responding. Whoever has committed this incident, no matter how big a criminal they may be, will soon be taken into police custody,” he said. Two class X teenagers were harassed, groped and abused on September 19, 2026, in Jamui, Bihar. One of them recorded the whole ordeal, as another one tried to grab the minor girl and tried pull her aside. The students did not file any complaint, though the video went viral and triggered widespread condemnation. The police had arrested seven of the accused, while the main accused, who groped the minor, reportedly shot in the leg.

BJP MLA Shreyasi Singh faces criticism after saying moral policing could be done in a “decent and elegant fashion” following the harassment of two minors in Jamui.

BJP’s Shreyasi Singh says ‘moral policing’ can be done ‘more decently’ after Jamui minors’ harassment

Indian shooter <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/heena-sidhu-snaps-cwg-record-picks-gold-in-25m-pistol-129598">Shreyasi Singh won India's </a>first gold at the double-trap event at the Commonwealth Games(CWG) at Gold Coast on Wednesday.

&nbsp;26-year-old Shreyasi shot 96 in the finals to&nbsp;beat Australia's Emma Cox 2 shots to 1 in the shoot-off at Belmont Shooting Centre.&nbsp;The other Indian contender in the field, Varsha Varman finished fourth with 86.

Shreyasi helped India bag its 12th gold medal at the CWG.

The bronze medal went to Scotland's Linda Pearson who shot 87 to finish a point ahead of Varsha, who held the third place for a while.

Shreyasi improved on her silver medal-winning effort at the Glasgow Games four years ago.

"I'm feeling really well. In 2014, I won the silver and I was really upset that I couldn't win the gold but now, also I was trailing, but when I got the opportunity to fight more and fight harder in the shoot off, I was really happy about that, and I gave it 100 per cent," Shreyasi said after her gold medal-winning effort.

"Emma (COX, AUS) is of course a brilliant competitor to be winning the gold medal against, so lots of wishes to her. She shot really well, too. But I think god is on my side and I'm feeling really lucky," India's golden girl said.&nbsp;

Earlier today,&nbsp;Indian shooter Om Prakash Mitharval bagged a bronze medal in men's 5m pistol.&nbsp;Mitharval&nbsp;scored a total of 201.1 in the finals to clinch the third place in the event.

On Tuesday, Heena Sidhu had bagged gold in the women's 25m air pistol event as she broke the Commonwealth Games record by posting 38 points in the 25m category.

The 28-year-old had already clinched a silver in the women's 10m air pistol category. 
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Shreyasi Singh helped India bag its 12th gold medal

Indian shooter Shreyasi Singh won India's first gold at the double-trap event at the Commonwealth Games(CWG) at Gold Coast on Wednesday. 26-year-old Shreyasi shot 96 in the finals to beat Australia's Emma Cox 2 shots to 1 in the shoot-off at Belmont Shooting Centre. The other Indian contender in the field, Varsha Varman finished fourth with 86. Shreyasi helped India bag its 12th gold medal at the CWG. The bronze medal went to Scotland's Linda Pearson who shot 87 to finish a point ahead of Varsha, who held the third place for a while. Shreyasi improved on her silver medal-winning effort at the Glasgow Games four years ago. "I'm feeling really well. In 2014, I won the silver and I was really upset that I couldn't win the gold but now, also I was trailing, but when I got the opportunity to fight more and fight harder in the shoot off, I was really happy about that, and I gave it 100 per cent," Shreyasi said after her gold medal-winning effort. "Emma (COX, AUS) is of course a brilliant competitor to be winning the gold medal against, so lots of wishes to her. She shot really well, too. But I think god is on my side and I'm feeling really lucky," India's golden girl said. Earlier today, Indian shooter Om Prakash Mitharval bagged a bronze medal in men's 5m pistol. Mitharval scored a total of 201.1 in the finals to clinch the third place in the event. On Tuesday, Heena Sidhu had bagged gold in the women's 25m air pistol event as she broke the Commonwealth Games record by posting 38 points in the 25m category. The 28-year-old had already clinched a silver in the women's 10m air pistol category.

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BJP’s Shreyasi Singh says ‘moral policing’ can be done ‘more decently’ after Jamui minors’ harassment

Commonwealth Games: Shooter Shreyasi Singh bags gold in double-trap event