BJP Responds to Shivpal-Yadav-Azam Khan Meeting, Claims Actions are Consequences of Past Misdeeds
BJPs Nandkishore Gurjar criticizes Azam Khan after his meeting with Shivpal Yadav, claiming past actions led to consequences.
Ghaziabad, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : BJP legislator Nandkishore Gurjar has sharply criticized the recent meeting between senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan and Shivpal Yadav. He asserted that the actions taken against Khan are a direct result of his alleged misdeeds. Gurjar expressed skepticism about the Samajwadi Party’s chances in the upcoming 2027 assembly elections, suggesting they will not return to power.
Gurjar raised serious questions regarding Khan’s past statements and mindset. He accused Khan of making offensive remarks about India’s mother and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. He also referenced the Muzaffarnagar riots, alleging that Hindus suffered injustices and that victims were wrongfully imprisoned. Furthermore, Gurjar accused Khan of seizing land from the poor to establish institutions, stating that the current situation is a consequence of Khan’s alleged wrongdoings.
The BJP leader went on to claim that the Samajwadi Party has a soft stance towards terrorists. He noted that the party attempted to propose the release of terrorism suspects instead of focusing on the youth of the state during its first cabinet meeting, prompting judicial intervention.
Gurjar characterized Shivpal Yadav’s meeting with Khan as a political necessity, suggesting that the Samajwadi Party is anxious about securing Muslim votes. He pointed out that the alliance between Owaisi and Chandrashekhar has created unrest within the party. He questioned why the Samajwadi Party did not stage protests in support of Khan if they believe he has faced injustice.
He also claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is among the world’s most popular leaders and predicted a significant victory for the BJP under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Uttar Pradesh. Gurjar forecasted that the Samajwadi Party would secure less than 27 seats in the upcoming elections, attributing the party’s statements to their impending defeat.
When asked about Shivpal Yadav’s assertion that Khan suggested a favorable environment for the Samajwadi Party’s return to power in 2027, Gurjar sarcastically inquired whether Khan would be voting from jail. He emphasized the need for severe punishment for Khan in light of the Muzaffarnagar riots and accused the previous Samajwadi government of various failures, including issues related to relief camps and violence against devotees.
Gurjar criticized Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav for ambiguity in their messaging regarding community representation. He remarked that the party appears confused, alternating between appealing to different groups. He jested that Yadav is under a negative astrological influence until 2032, suggesting that the party’s fortunes would dwindle by then.
He challenged Akhilesh Yadav to take a clear stance on issues related to the birthplace of Lord Krishna, urging him to openly support the temple if he identifies as a Yadav. Gurjar expressed that he would personally honor Yadav for such a declaration.
Regarding Akhilesh’s proposed visit to Ayodhya, Gurjar stated he has no objections and would welcome the trip, emphasizing that it would clarify the party’s position on the Ram Temple. He referenced past statements from Mulayam Singh Yadav and incidents during the Ram Temple movement, asserting that it is now essential for Akhilesh Yadav to visit Ayodhya and demonstrate his faith in Lord Ram, framing it as a victory for the Sanatan tradition.
