In a fiery statement during the India TV Samvaad in Lucknow, BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi launched a scathing attack on the Congress, claiming Rahul Gandhi's status as a "Chunaavi Hindu." The announcement of Rahul's gotra was made in a press conference held just before the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Rajkumar Bhati of the Samajwadi Party criticised the BJP, asserting that there is no copyright on Lord Ram and accusing the BJP of having a narrow-minded perspective. Congress's Abhay Dubey accused the BJP of creating divisions within Hindus, alleging an attempt to split the essence of Sanatan within the community.
In a charged session of India TV Samvaad, BJP Member of Parliament Sudhanshu Trivedi, Congress spokesperson Abhay Dubey, and Samajwadi Party's Rajkumar Bhati took the stage. The discussion delved into the unfolding dynamics of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, providing a platform for each leader to present their party's stance.
Addressing the audience, Sudhanshu Trivedi expressed the BJP's confidence in securing a significant victory in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections. He highlighted the party's strategic plans and emphasised the people's growing inclination towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi, positioning him for a third term.
Ram Temple, copyrights, and ideological clash
Rajkumar Bhati of the Samajwadi Party criticized the BJP, stating there's no copyright on Lord Ram and accusing the BJP of harboring a narrow mindset. Claims opposing hypocrisy aren't anti-Hindu. Congress' Abhay Dubey accused the BJP of dividing Hindus.
BJP's arrogance likened to Ravan
Bhati drew parallels between the BJP's arrogance and Ravan's, accusing the party of trying to seize Lord Ram's legacy. Asserts they won't allow it. Comments on Akhilesh Yadav's absence at the Ayodhya event after January 22.
Center's failures on multiple fronts
Abhay Dubey criticised the central government for addressing issues from the China border to farmers, youth, and inflation. Sudhanshu Trivedi responded, citing progress and announcing honor funds for farmers.
Challenge to those who fired on Ram devotees
Sudhanshu Trivedi challenged those who fired on Ram devotees, emphasizing that the BJP stands for justice and isn't exploiting the Ram Temple for political gains. Highlighted the BJP's commitment to technological progress.
Ram Bhakts' invitations and 2024 election dynamics
Trivedi extended invitations to those opposing Ram devotees, emphasizing the BJP's stance on the Ram Temple. Discussed seat-sharing dynamics for the 2024 elections between Congress and the Samajwadi Party.
