Jhansi, 08 June (HS): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state

president Pankaj Chaudhary on Monday launched a scathing attack on the

opposition coalition, the Indi Alliance. He alleged that the

opposition coalition continues to spread negative and misleading narratives,

but the public has now seen through these narratives and responds

appropriately. The results in Bihar and West Bengal prove that the public is

not accepting the politics of corruption and nepotism.

Pankaj Chaudhary, who was in Jhansi on an organizational

tour, cited the recent election results and claimed that the results in Bihar

and West Bengal prove that the public is no longer accepting the politics of

corruption and nepotism. He said that voters are now standing in favor of the

politics of development and stability. He stated that the Indi

Alliance is now in a state of disarray, and the contradictory statements

of its various leaders clearly indicate that the alliance has become

politically weak. According to him, the alliance has now deviated from its

original objectives, and its political existence is in question.

Regarding the upcoming 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly

elections, senior BJP leader and Union Minister of State for Finance, Chaudhary

expressed confidence that the people of the state will once again support the

Bharatiya Janata Party. He stated that BJP workers remain active among the

public throughout the year, not just during elections, but continuously engaged

in public service. He also stated that the BJP organization is fully prepared

for the electoral challenges and that every worker will be deployed

responsibly. He also commented on the opposition's PDA (Backward,

Dalit, Minority) equation, saying that it has now become merely a political

slogan, lacking any strong groundwork. Akhilesh Yadav and his father, despite

being in power four times, paid no attention to any of them. Referring to

matters related to the Ram Temple Trust, he said that the Trust is

investigating these matters on its own and necessary steps are being taken to

maintain transparency.

Earlier, State President Chaudhary visited the park and

offered floral tributes to the statues of the brave queens Maharani Lakshmibai

and Jhalkaribai. In the morning, he also visited Datia in Madhya Pradesh and

visited the Mother Pitambara Temple.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi