"The Government WANTS Indians To Get AIDS"...

After Bipasha Basu and Sunny Leone, Rakhi Sawant who will soon be seen endorsing a condom brand, was left utterly disappointed and angry with the Government's new diktat of not airing condom ads between 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

In light of this, Rakhi Sawant says, "There should be more condom ads. As more awareness about the product will lead to more precautions; people will know why it should be used, and to protect oneself from AIDS for example. I am doing this condom ad as a community service."

And with this, Rakhi's rant continued, "The government did not censor condom ads by Sunny Leone or Bipasha. But as soon as the news of Rakhi Sawant's condom ad made headlines, the government put a ban on ads between 6 am to 10 pm. Is the government scared? Do they already have a problem with the ad without even watching it that they put the blanket ban during the day?"

There was no end to her infuriation as she further went on to say, "If condom ads stop, everyone in India will get AIDS. Children will sleep off and they will never know what a condom is for and the usage of the product. Seems like the government wants Indians to get AIDS. Until children don't see the ads, how will they know about precaution? If they feel it is unsuited for television, they should edit or censor it."

However, Rakhi is optimistic that PM Modi will lend her a helping hand. "Government has always made valid rules but with the time ban on condom ads, I feel very much targeted. I feel It's Porn Star Sunny Leone and Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu who have gone too bold to advertise more of skin than the product. I would urge government to apply limitations on vulgarity shown in such ads. But time banning on the ad is not done. I feel sex is a common topic."

She further added, "Even every Bollywood movie has such highlighted content. I have always respected my government but this time it's an appeal. Everyday we read about an incident and crimes in relation to sex. Many people don't come out to fight against HIV Aids. What about the time when government themselves funds condoms for free at their hospitals and celebrate HIV Aids day. How could they not talk about it? The era we live in we see children are more advanced than us. And that is why they need knowledge even on sex before they involve themselves in crime because of curiosity about sex. I am really upset because every time I need to face the government. They have problems during the time I am doing movies. And now when I am done with an ad, the  government has a problem with that too. Hope our prime minister lends support to me and gives a second thought on such foolish time ban."

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