Rivaba Jadeja delivers prompt reply to reporter asking about his father-in-law’s allegations

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Rivaba Jadeja delivered a firm response to a reporter who inquired about the allegations levied against her and her husband, Ravindra Jadeja, by his father-in-law.

RIVABA REFUSED TO ANSWER PERSONAL QUESTIONS IN THE MIDDLE OF A PUBLIC EVENT

During a recent public appearance, Rivaba seemed upset when questioned about the accusations made by Jadeja’s father. She urged the reporter to adhere to the event’s theme and refrain from asking inquiries unrelated to the current proceedings.

Rivaba then proposed that the reporter seek her out directly if they desired further information, suggesting a preference for a more private setting and control over the narrative. “What is the purpose of our gathering here today?” she queried, clearly attempting to redirect the focus back to the event’s intended purpose.

RAVINDRA JADEJA’S FATHER RECENTLY LEVELED SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HIM AND HIS WIFE

Recently, Anirudhsinh Jadeja, father of Indian National Men’s Cricket Team mainstay Ravindra Jadeja, opened up on his recent lack of communication with his son and daughter-in-law, claiming that he pays for his expenses without any support from his superstar son.

“We have worked very hard to make Ravindra a cricketer. I used to carry 20-litre milk cans on my shoulder to earn money. I have even worked as a watchman. We come from a humble background. His sister has done even more than me. She took care of him as a mother. However, he hasn’t kept any relations with his sister either,” he says, noting that he has not yet been able to view his grandchild’s face.

“I don’t call Ravindra, and I don’t need him. He is not my father; I am his father. He is the one who is supposed to call me. All of this makes me cry. His sister also weeps on Rakshabandhan,” he adds, insinuating his daughter-in-law Rivaba behind the lack of communication with his son.

Jadeja himself, however, has trashed his father’s comments, calling them part of a scripted interview attempting to malign the image of his wife.

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