The poster boy of the hijab row said the controversy was created by “anti-national and anti-social” elements who did not want Muslim girls or even poor Hindu students to be educated.
As the BJP’s Udupi candidate, Suvarna said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s governance and development would be her campaign mantra.
In a special interview given to News18Suvarna blamed the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) for creating unrest in the Dakshina Kannada region over the hijab issue.
“Udupi is a peaceful and happy place. PFI, KFD (Karnataka Forum for Dignity) and Campus Front of India (CFI) created the issue as they did not want the girl child to be educated. These anti-national, anti-social elements did not want poor Hindu students to get good education. They wanted to divert the attention of the economically weak students of the Government PU College and were raising the issue of Hijab.
Three-time MLA Raghupati Bhat, a popular leader of the Brahmin community, was asked to make way for Suvarna, who represents an OBC (Other Backward Class) community called Mogaviras (mostly part of the fishermen community).
“People around the world are watching Narendra Modi As a leader and we are proud to have him as our leader. We will show people how we will work like Modi.
‘Udupi Laboratory of Development and Nationalism’
Suvarna gained traction for her targeted campaign against the wearing of the hijab in government colleges in the Udupi region and as an activist. gaurakshakHe has his work cut out for him.
He said, “I want to tell people that our region is not just a laboratory of Hindutva, but also a laboratory of development and nationalism.” Suvarna had called the six girls who had moved the court over the hijab ban as ‘terrorists’ and ‘traitors’.
She is the vice-president of the development committee of the same Udupi Government PU Girls’ College, which was at the center of the hijab controversy.
“The six girls who claimed to be victims are so young that they are not aware of the law of the country. They do not have the right to vote, yet they are going to the courts to file petitions. This shows that there is a strong driving force behind them, which I call the ‘anti-social activity association’. new academic year.
“The case was fake. There is a difference between the issues created and the issues started. The issue of hijab was created,” said the leader. “If people were affected, then why is it that even today Muslim families send their daughters to college. It means that 90% of Muslim girls are against hijab, against their system and want to be free birds, want to lead a normal life and not bound by the shackles of hijab. News18,
Family with deep roots in Jansangh, RSS
Suvarna credits her rise – from an ABVP leader to Bajrang Dal activist to general secretary of the BJP’s National OBC Morcha and now an aspiring legislator – to Modi, former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.
His family, which belongs to the Mogaveera community of coastal Karnataka, has deep roots in the Jana Sangh and the RSS. His father left his job as a banker to set up a fishing business. His uncle, Raghunath, was an RSS worker and contested from the Surathkal assembly constituency in the 1980s, but lost the election.
“Since childhood, I have been an RSS Swayamsevak and have grown up watching BJP leaders shape the youth. My inspiration has been Narendra Modi and during my growing up years, I was inspired by Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Mohan Bhagwat. His selfless work and dedication towards building a stronger BJP and even stronger Karnataka has guided me till date.
Suvarna recalled the time when veteran BJP leader late VS Acharya selected her from her hometown and gave her some political exposure.
“I was in the RSS. He brought me into mainstream politics and gave me a chance to contest the municipal elections. I have worked in the municipality for three consecutive terms,” he said.
During his graduation, Suvarna was actively working with ABVP and led several campaigns in the area against cow slaughter. In 2005, he was one of the main accused in a case where a father and son were stripped naked and paraded in the city in broad daylight, allegedly to transport cows for slaughter. He was later acquitted.
Udupi’s famous Sri Krishna Math took an unprecedented step in 2007 by hosting an iftar party under Vishwesha Tirtha, the former head of the Pejawar Math, inside its premises. Suvarna was one of the strong voices against “entertaining Muslims” in places of worship.
Upon being elected, Suvarna stated that he wanted to bring more medical facilities and educational institutions to Udupi. “I want to create more jobs and also encourage temple tourism and IT parks. I want to take the schemes that Modi has provided to every household in my constituency.
read all latest politics news Here