The political rallies and the political functions are sometimes become a nuisance to public. It happens all over India, in every state, but what happened in Mumbai on 21, April, is bit too alarming. The viral face-off between a frustrated commuter and BJP Minister Girish Mahajan in Worli has now escalated into a legal battle involving both the rally organizers and the woman herself. Amazon Brand - Myx Women's Pure Cotton A-Line 3 piece Schiffli Suit Set (Available in Plus Sizes)

"Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam Rally" was organised in south Mumbai’s Worli area to protest the defeat of the women’s reservation bill in Parliament. The event had 15,000 to 20,000 participants, which caused a massive traffic jam during evening peak hours.

An agitated woman, who was reportedly on her way to pick up her child from the school, antagonized Minister Girish Mahajan while he was speaking to the media. The video of her shouting "Get out of here! You are causing a traffic jam!" and asking why they couldn't use a nearby open ground went viral, drawing praise from opposition leaders like Priyanka Chaturvedi (Shiv Sena UBT).

The aftermath of the surge has led to police action on two fronts. 313 Billionaires and Counting: Decoding India’s Wealth Acceleration Saga

On Wednesday, the Mumbai Police registered a case at the Worli Police Station against the rally organizers. While permission for the rally was given, officials noticed violations of specific norms, resulting public nuisance as grounds for the FIR. The New Mediator: China’s "Quiet Diplomacy" in the Iran-US Crisis

 On Friday, April 24, a counter-complaint was filed against the woman by Zen Sadavarte. The application alleges that the woman used "abusive language," created a disturbance, and caused a public uproar during the protest.

 The Minister stated that while the woman’s frustration over the traffic was understandable, her use of language was inappropriate.