BJP troubled by rhetoric on religious issues, JP Nadda gave strict instructions to MPs

Troubled by the rhetoric of party MPs and leaders on religious and controversial issues, BJP National President JP Nadda has given strict instructions to the party MPs. According to sources, in an online meeting with all the MPs of the party today, JP Nadda expressed his displeasure over such rhetoric and in clear words directed the party MPs not to make statements on religious and controversial issues. He said that if the need arises on such issues, only the authorized spokesperson of the party will give a statement.

What did Nadda say about Bageshwar Dham?

Referring to Bageshwar Dham, which came in the headlines recently in this online meeting, Nadda said that the MPs who have faith in Bageshwar Dham should go there, but do not make unnecessary statements on it. The BJP President said in clear words that whether it is matters related to Sanatan Dharma or religious matters related to religion, only those whose subject is it should speak on it.

‘Such cases should not get involved’

He said, “What is the point of political people speaking on these subjects, they should not make statements on this nor should they get involved in such matters. It is also being considered as a warning to the leaders. Addressing the meeting of the party MPs, the BJP President reiterated the mantra of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and again reminded the MPs that the mantra of the party and the government is ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Saath, Sabka Saath’. Everyone’s development is everyone’s faith and everyone’s effort’ and everyone should work accordingly.

Instructions to strengthen booths and power centers

It is being told that in the meeting, JP Nadda directed to strengthen the booths and power centers in collaboration with the organization at the local level in view of the preparations for the Lok Sabha elections to be held in 2024. Along with this, he also asked all the MPs to convey the merits of the Government of India’s budget and the achievements included in the President’s address to the public through press conferences or other public dialogue programs. In the meeting, instructions were given to MPs to complete other programs given by the party, including MP sports competition, on time.