A meeting was convened today in Gwalior for the Lok Sabha elections in 2024, with representatives from all four Lok Sabha seats of the Gwalior cluster present. In the meeting, Union Home Minister Amit Shah fueled enthusiasm among party workers and expressed determination for victory. Former Minister Jaybhan Singh Pavaiya, present at the meeting, told the media that Congress’s fate would be as clear as it was in the Assembly elections.
BJP’s Confidence and Mockery
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, during the meeting in Gwalior, motivated the party workers and made a resolute commitment to victory. Following the meeting, former minister Jaybhan Singh Pavaiya addressed the media, stating that Congress’s fate would be crystal clear, similar to the Assembly elections, indicating a favorable outcome for the BJP.
Targeting Rahul Gandhi’s Previous Journey
When questioned about Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Nyay Yatra (Justice Journey), Pavaiya mocked the journey, emphasizing that the entire nation witnessed how Congress disrespected the invitation for the consecration of Ram Lalla’s idol. He sarcastically commented that those engaging in such theatrical journeys are exposing the sins in their hearts. Responding to questions about Rahul Gandhi’s potential future journeys, he humorously stated that if Gandhi were to come, the sky wouldn’t fall, but it might reduce their workload.
Jitu Patwari and Ram Yatra Criticism
Addressing media queries on Congress Pradesh Adhyaksh (State President) Jitu Patwari’s Ram Yatra, Pavaiya criticized the Congress for changing its religious stance during elections. He highlighted that Congress tends to change its religious attire during election times, considering it mere theatrics without any real impact.
Bhupendra Singh’s Views
Former Minister Bhupendra Singh echoed similar sentiments, stating that Rahul Gandhi’s Yatra had no effect, citing the poor performance of Congress in the previous assembly elections. He dismissed the theatrics surrounding religious activities during elections, claiming that it doesn’t make a difference to the voters.
In the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections, the BJP leaders in Gwalior exhibited confidence and took a dig at Congress’s past actions, portraying them as mere theatrics without substance. The political landscape in Madhya Pradesh is heating up as parties gear up for the upcoming elections.
Note: This article is based on statements made by BJP leaders during the mentioned meeting and should be interpreted in the context of political rhetoric.