MP Politics: Uma Bharti's sudden entry in Lok Sabha elections
Former CM Uma Bharti was seen campaigning for the first time on Wednesday. She held election meetings in support of Jyotiraditya Scindia.
The electoral politics in Madhya Pradesh has heated up with the sudden entry of Uma Bharti, who had been missing since the announcement of Lok Sabha election dates. Uma Bharti is not even a star campaigner for the BJP but she reached Shivpuri to campaign for Jyotiraditya Scindia.
Former CM Uma Bharti was seen campaigning for the first time on Wednesday. She held election meetings in support of Jyotiraditya Scindia. Uma said that India endured the rule of Mughals and British, yet this India did not break. Uma said that I was in meditation in the Himalayas, I got a call from my dear nephew Sidhiya, so I came here.
Uma Bharti said that just as Ram needed service for Ram Rajya, similarly today Narendra Modi needs MPs like Jyotiraditya Scindia. Uma Bharti said that the voice of the Scindia family has always been raised against corruption and terrorism and injustice.
Uma said that many years ago, Jyotiraditya's grandmother had also taught a lesson by toppling a corrupt, terrorist and unjust government and in 2020, following in the footsteps of his grandmother, Jyotiraditya also taught a lesson by toppling an unjust, tyrannical and corrupt government. .
Uma Bharti participated in the road show:
Here, after the public meeting in Pichor, former Chief Minister Uma Bharti did a road show in Shivpuri. She came out in an open vehicle with the BJP candidate from Guna. The road show started near Navagrah Temple at around 7.45 pm. During this, he was welcomed from the stage at many places. The convoy passed through Chilaud, Housing Board, Madhav Chowk, Gurudwara Chowk, Old Shivpuri and ended at Subhash Chowk. Lights were lit on the theme road on Wednesday for the road show. Please note that the days fixed for lighting here are Saturday and Sunday.