Parshuram Mahakumbh which was organised by the BJP on Sunday, witnessed a huge success as thousands of people hailing from all walks of life marked their presence in the auspicious programme. All praised the role of Member of Parliament, Kartikeya Sharma for programme’s successful conduct. At the same time, the political meaning of organising this event was already being extracted, many leaders of the party, advised the community to unite and at the same time, they advocated the demand of making the
Chief Minister someone
from the community.
Notably, MP Kartikeya Sharma was constantly working hard to make “Parshuram Mahakumbh” a huge success and in continuation to this, he visited almost all the districts of the state to invite people. The BJP MPs namely, Sanjay Bhatia, Arvind Sharma, Ramesh Chander from Karnal, Rohtak, and Sonipat respectively along with the Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey, Karnal MP Sanjay Bhatia had given the credit to him saying that Karitkeya Sharma proved his mettle and popularity among all sections of the society through the conduct of the program.
While addressing the gathering, Karitkeya Sharma said that he has not come to this event as an MP, rather present here as a son and brother. “The success that I have achieved in media and business so far does not mean that I forgot the society. My sole aim is to serve people of state and the society so that Haryana can climb new paradigm of development,” he added. Apart from this, he also accepted the greetings of the youth by shaking hands.
In this series, on seeing the crowd gathered in this event, the Chief Minister of Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar, who was seen elated, targeted the opposition fiercely on the rumours of his replacement and at the same time, he gave advice to opposition not to give air to useless things. Taking a jibe at the opposition, CM said that the opposition is left with no option except spreading rumours on social media.
It is worth mentioning that the speeches of all political leaders contained hidden political meanings to some extent. In wake of the upcoming assembly and parliamentary elections, no party seems in a position to ignore the Brahmin community.
In this continuation to aforesaid, it is pertinent to mention that the Brahmin leaders completely convinced the BJP indirectly to some extent stating that the Brahmin community will support the BJP in forthcoming elections. MP from Rohtak, Arvind Kumar Sharma opined that the respect and importance given to the community is commendable. Further he took on the previous governments saying that the Brahmin community has 12 to 15 per cent of vote share, a sizable chunk and despite that the community witnessed continuous ignorance in the state.
