Controversial statement of BJP in-charge of MP: Murlidhar said – Brahmin in one pocket, Baniya in another; Kamal Nath said – the arrogance of power is speaking

There has been a ruckus on the statement of P. Muralidhar Rao, the state in-charge of Madhya Pradesh BJP. He said that we have Brahmins in one pocket and Banias in the other. However, he later handled the matter and said that when there were Brahmin leaders in the BJP, the media used to call the party of Brahmins.

When Bania leaders joined, they started being called Bania ki party, but we (BJP) did not change the route. In the coming time, the party will focus on Scheduled Castes and Tribes (SC-ST) and OBC category. At the same time, former Chief Minister Kamal Nath has attacked this statement of Muralidhar. Kamal Nath said that BJP leaders have become intoxicated with power.

Actually, Muralidhar Rao was asked that BJP was once a party of Brahmin-Bania, then sometimes a party of SC, ST and OBC, why is it so? Talk of development, but why are votes being sought only in the name of caste?

On this Muralidhar Rao said that I have a Brahmin in my pocket, I have a Baniya in my pocket. If you have asked a question, then listen to the answer… In my vote bank, among my workers, and among my leaders there have been Brahmins, so it was called Brahmin party. When she was a baniya, she was done. He further said- The party was started for everyone, but I had more people from certain sections at that time, so you used to say that this party is theirs. We are working to make ourselves a party for all.

Victory in the by-election due to coordination in the power-organization
Muralidhar Rao said that the government and the organization worked in coordination in the by-elections. Rao praised the state president VD Sharma. He said there was a perception that the by-election was not easy but challenging Jobat and registered a record victory in the Prithvipur assembly. He said that once upon a time Congress was strong from Panchayat to Parliament. By the way, now BJP will be strong.

Kamal Nath said – apologize for insulting the upper class
After the statement of Muralidhar Rao, State Congress President and former Chief Minister Kamal Nath said that the BJP leaders have become addicted to power and arrogance. He wrote on social media – this is BJP’s Madhya Pradesh in-charge Murlidhar Rao who is saying that I have a Brahmin in one pocket and Baniya in one pocket.

What kind of respect is given to those classes whose leaders have played an important role in building the BJP? The same in-charge has earlier called BJP’s four-five-time MPs-MLAs unworthy. His former protem speaker has insulted the Kshatriya community. He should apologize to both these sections.