Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has publicly criticized fellow party members Kalyan Banerjee and Madan Mitra for their controversial statements concerning the Kolkata law college gang-rape case. Moitra highlighted that misogyny is a pervasive issue that transcends political affiliations in India. Her comments came after Banerjee and Mitra made remarks that were widely perceived as insensitive and inappropriate, sparking outrage among the public and within political circles. In response to the backlash, the All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) quickly distanced itself from the comments made by Banerjee and Mitra, issuing a strong condemnation of their statements. The party’s swift action underscores its commitment to addressing gender-based issues and maintaining a stance against misogynistic rhetoric. This incident has brought attention to the broader issue of how political figures address sensitive topics such as gender violence, with Moitra’s remarks serving as a reminder of the need for responsible discourse. The situation also reflects ongoing challenges within Indian politics regarding gender sensitivity and the importance of holding leaders accountable for their words. As the debate continues, it remains crucial for political parties to foster an environment where respectful and informed discussions on gender issues can take place, ensuring that victims’ voices are heard and respected.