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Jhansi: Former Madhya Pradesh chief minister and top BJP leader Uma Bharti said the BJP has never played caste or religious politics and stands for development and welfare. be of the population.
“The only program of the Modi government is development, good governance, law and order, a bureaucracy without corruption and a solid infrastructure,” she said during her visit to the city on Monday.
Speaking to the media, the former CM said that Yogi Adityanath’s government in the UP never engages in caste or religious politics like other parties. Its main objective has been and is the development of the State.
“Yogi shone with his own image, strong administrative capacity and no superstitious beliefs as the UP Chief Premiers who were reluctant to visit Noida because of the superstition of suffering political setbacks.” Yogi broke this spell, she added.
Commenting on the new CM of Punjab Charanjit Singh Channi, Uma Bharti said: “I have all my sympathy for the new CM of Punjab as he has almost no time to perform before the next Assembly elections”.
When asked that a similar situation also prevails in Gujarat, she said Rupani resigned on his own after proposing the name of the new chief minister.
When asked by reporters why all the opposition leaders suddenly started showing their inclination towards Hinduism and would it harm the BJP, Uma Bharti said for the BJP, Hinduism is nationalism while for them (opposition) is a political gadget. “Their sudden inclination towards Hinduism is quite late, and people are not going to believe them for at least two decades,” she added.
For the BJP, Ram Mandir has always been a matter of faith and that is why after their government in the UP was unconstitutionally dismissed by the government of Narasimha Rao at the Center after the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the party (BJP) didn’t hesitate to mention in her manifesto building Ram which has been her top priority, she said.
When asked by reporters if Owaisi was working as the BJP’s “B” team to reduce the Muslim vote bank of the Samajwadi party, Bharti said the BJP did not need the “B” team because all of the The state knew what the law was. and the order situation during the SP regime.
Speaking about the separate Bundelkhand state, she said the delay in establishing a separate Bundelkhand state is due to the fact that the border demarcation has not yet been finalized. “The people of the Bundelkhand region which falls into Madhya Pradesh do not want a separate state while a separate Bundelkhand with only seven UP districts will not be viable.”
It can be mentioned that Uma Bharti, after winning her Lok Sabha election against Jhansi in 2014, had promised that a state separate from the Bundelkhand would be created within three years.
Jhansi: Former Madhya Pradesh chief minister and top BJP leader Uma Bharti said the BJP has never played caste or religious politics and stands for development and welfare. be of the population.
“The only program of the Modi government is development, good governance, law and order, a bureaucracy without corruption and a solid infrastructure,” she said during her visit to the city on Monday.
Speaking to the media, the former CM said that Yogi Adityanath’s government in the UP never engages in caste or religious politics like other parties. Its main objective has been and is the development of the State.
“Yogi shone with his own image, strong administrative capacity and no superstitious beliefs as the UP Chief Premiers who were reluctant to visit Noida because of the superstition of suffering political setbacks.” Yogi broke this spell, she added.
Commenting on the new CM of Punjab Charanjit Singh Channi, Uma Bharti said: “I have all my sympathy for the new CM of Punjab as he has almost no time to perform before the next Assembly elections”.
When asked that a similar situation also prevails in Gujarat, she said Rupani resigned on his own after proposing the name of the new chief minister.
When asked by reporters why all the opposition leaders suddenly started showing their inclination towards Hinduism and would it harm the BJP, Uma Bharti said for the BJP, Hinduism is nationalism while for them (opposition) is a political gadget. “Their sudden inclination towards Hinduism is quite late, and people are not going to believe them for at least two decades,” she added.
For the BJP, Ram Mandir has always been a matter of faith and that is why after their government in the UP was unconstitutionally dismissed by the government of Narasimha Rao at the Center after the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the party (BJP) didn’t hesitate to mention in her manifesto building Ram which has been her top priority, she said.
When asked by reporters if Owaisi was working as the BJP’s “B” team to reduce the Muslim vote bank of the Samajwadi party, Bharti said the BJP did not need the “B” team because all of the The state knew what the law was. and the order situation during the SP regime.
Speaking about the separate Bundelkhand state, she said the delay in establishing a separate Bundelkhand state is due to the fact that the border demarcation has not yet been finalized. “The people of the Bundelkhand region which falls into Madhya Pradesh do not want a separate state while a separate Bundelkhand with only seven UP districts will not be viable.”
It can be mentioned that Uma Bharti, after winning her Lok Sabha election against Jhansi in 2014, had promised that a state separate from the Bundelkhand would be created within three years.