Maharashtra Assembly elections have become a question of prestige for BJP. This is the reason why BJP along with its Mahayuti alliance partners is putting all its strength in this election. It is also a big thing for BJP that RSS in Maharashtra is also trying to consolidate votes in its favor. RSS has come forward to help BJP. BJP could not achieve much success in Maharashtra in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The party’s performance was poor. Taking a lesson from that, the party has tried to take everyone along this time. This is the reason why he is also getting the support of RSS.
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According to the information, more than 65 friendly organizations of RSS are helping BJP in Maharashtra. This organization is also running a campaign called Sajgar Raho. Its objective is to completely help BJP and mobilize Hindu votes. RSS workers are reaching people’s homes. Inspiring them to vote in large numbers. They are also drinking tea at their house and at the same time reminding them of the slogan ‘If we divide, we will cut together’. The one-page pamphlet being distributed in Hindi and Marathi by these activists reminds people of the mantra espoused by the RSS and draws lessons from the April-June general election results. In the state which has 48 Lok Sabha seats, BJP was reduced to only nine seats in the elections.
The pamphlet asks people to beware of those who are spreading rumors about the Constitution, reservation and SCs and STs and to elect a government that will not promote land jihad, love jihad, religious conversion, Will stop theft, robbery and riots. Without naming anyone, the pamphlet also says that people should differentiate between someone who works to improve India’s image on the world stage and someone who defames the country abroad, in an apparent reference to Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi respectively. gotta Feeling.
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At the Reshimbagh office of the RSS in Nagpur, where a big shakha is organized every day, the pace of local Sangh workers also seems to be picking up. Maharashtra is the state the RSS knows best and has the strongest roots – its headquarters is in Nagpur. The RSS also has close ties with the state’s top BJP leaders – Devendra Fadnavis and Nitin Gadkari. In fact, Fadnavis had recently said that he had approached the RSS for “help fighting anarchists and vote jihadis” after the Lok Sabha results.
