Former minister Mahendrajit Singh Malviya has joined the BJP from Congress. With joining the BJP, his ‘loyalty’ is now to the BJP instead of Congress. In such a situation, change was certain on his social media also.
When Malviya was in Congress, he followed some other big leaders of the party including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, Ashok Gehlot, and Govind Dotasara. But, now he has said bye-bye to the Congress leaders by unfollowing them.
Also, now because of his loyalty to the BJP, he has started following PM Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, National President JP Nadda, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma.
At the same time, after joining the BJP, he made his first post about the Ram Temple on social media after about 18 days.
While joining the BJP, Malviya had said that Congress stopped him from attending the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha program, which hurt him. As soon as he joined BJP, he became active on social media and started with Ram Mandir.
At the same time, Malviya has also changed the cover photo of social media Facebook. Now he has given place to PM Modi, National President Nadda and CM Bhajanlal Sharma in the cover photo.
Along with this, a slogan is also written, “We weave reality, not dreams, that’s why everyone chooses Modi.”
Along with this, he has also started promoting central schemes. Also, they are reaching out to the tribals with the Modi guarantee.
After joining the BJP, Malviya, who reached among the people of his assembly constituency, shared his experiences related to joining BJP among the voters. He said that before joining, he met Home Minister Amit Shah for an hour. During this, National President JP Nadda, CM Bhajan Lal Sharma and State President CP Joshi were also present. He took information about many states as well as tribal people.
After this Shah said, “Now you go and start working.” Malviya says that after this when he came to the hotel, he felt as if the burden of his body had been lifted. He said that he did not sleep until three in the morning the previous night.
