Lucknow,

28 Dec (HS): State President Pankaj Chaudhary appears to be taking a strong

stance against the caste politics allegedly brewing within the BJP in Uttar

Pradesh. He not only expressed strong objections to the meetings held in the

capital, but is now conveying this message in meetings during his tour starting

from Braj. A day earlier, at a meeting in Agra, he once again made it clear

that the Bharatiya Janata Party is a nationalist and all-community party.

Action will be taken against those who speak out against it. He stated that

workers and leaders have been warned to prevent the recent meetings in Lucknow

from happening again. He clarified that anyone found doing so will face action

in accordance with the party constitution. This clearly demonstrates the need

to curb caste politics within the UP BJP before it harms itself. The new state

president also appears to be in the same mood.

The

BJP makes its workers MPs, state and even national presidents: After visiting

Banke Bihari in Mathura, Pankaj Chaudhary arrived in Agra. In a meeting there,

he said that to become party president in the Indi alliance, including

Akhilesh, Lalu, and Mamata, a worker would have to be reborn in their families.

In the BJP, the party appoints whoever is needed. It even makes them MPs, state

and national presidents.

Furthermore,

Chaudhary further stated that the BJP's strength is that there are no small or

large workers. Even the BJP state president is higher than the Samajwadi

Party's national president. He urged workers to contribute to the vision of a

developed India by 2047 and work towards forming a government with a full

majority in the 2027 assembly elections.

I

started my journey from the Braj region so that the West doesn't think I'm just

from the East: Pankaj Chaudhary said that I started my journey from the Braj

region with the blessings of Banke Bihari so that the workers of the West don't

think that I am a leader from the East and won't pay attention to the West. The

workers of the Braj region are fighters, so everyone's support is essential. If

the workers are determined, no one can stop them. But if they sit at home, they

won't be successful. During this, a large number of officials and workers

including Cabinet Minister Baby Rani Maurya, Tourism Minister Jaiveer Singh,

Union Minister of State SP Singh Baghel and MP Rajkumar Chahar were present.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi