Karnataka’s Home Minister G Parameshwara has issued an apology for his recent controversial remarks regarding a molestation incident in Bengaluru. The statement had drawn widespread criticism from women’s rights organizations and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). In response to the backlash, Parameshwara expressed regret, acknowledging the hurt caused by his comments. He emphasized his dedication to ensuring women’s safety in the state, pointing out various initiatives aimed at this goal. The apology comes after the Minister faced severe backlash for his initial response to the molestation incident, which was perceived as insensitive and dismissive. Parameshwara’s apology is seen as an attempt to mitigate the damage caused by his remarks and to reassure the public about the government’s commitment to addressing issues of gender-based violence. The incident has once again brought the spotlight on the need for stronger measures to protect women and prevent such crimes in Karnataka.

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Karnataka Home Minister apologizes for molestation remark, faces backlash; vows commitment to women’s safety.
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