Ravi Kishan Predicts Historic Loss for SP in 2027 Elections

Gorakhpur, September 18 (Daily Kiran) : BJP National General Secretary Vinod Tawde held a crucial meeting in Gorakhpur with MPs, MLAs, and party officials to assess the party’s ground situation and preparations for the upcoming elections. During this gathering, BJP MP Ravi Kishan made a bold prediction that the Samajwadi Party (SP) would suffer a loss in the 2027 elections like never before.

Kishan stated, “Vinod Tawde, the party in-charge for the state, is here for his first meeting. All MPs, ministers, and legislators are participating. We will discuss how to advance Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision and further his development initiatives.” He emphasized the significant progress made under the Modi-Yogi leadership in Uttar Pradesh, noting that the outcomes of the meeting would reveal the next steps.

He expressed confidence in the party’s electoral prospects, saying, “The atmosphere is charged with the blessings of Mahadev. The BJP is heading toward a historic victory in Uttar Pradesh. There is a positive response from the public. Farmers, women, youth, and Gen Z are excited to re-elect Yogi Adityanath as Chief Minister. We are eager for the elections to happen soon.”

Kishan urged party members to work diligently to ensure that the BJP receives overwhelming support, stating, “The public wants to see such a decisive vote that all opposition candidates lose their deposits.” He outlined plans for MPs and MLAs to engage with constituents, highlighting the development work achieved and emphasizing the importance of security for women and children under the Yogi government.

He criticized SP leader Akhilesh Yadav for his comments and the negative portrayal of BJP leaders in films and reels, suggesting it reflects Yadav’s desperation. Kishan asserted that such tactics only fuel anger among BJP supporters.

Predicting a significant defeat for the SP, he remarked, “This negative mindset is why they resort to making such films. It shows that in 2027, they will face a loss so severe that they have never experienced it before.”