Raj BJP chief reprimanded MLA by raising slogans in the mosque
Jaipur: Rajasthan BJP President Madan Rathore Rebeting party MLA and Hathoj Dham Mahant (Head Priest) on Sunday Balmukundacharya When he and his supporters raised slogans and put posters inside the Jama Masjid in Jaipur before Friday’s prayer, the tension in the city walls area triggered.
Rathore said, “Those who deliberately do not give any place in the BJP to those who integrate unrest. Such acts are betrayed with our principles and will be strictly dealt with,” Rathore said, he said, he said that he had instructed all party members that communal harmony And warned against the tasks that harm the public trust.
Balmukundacharya, MLA from Hawa Mahal, Jaipur, and his supporters stepped on the first step of the mosque on 25 April. An FIR was filed against Balmukundacharya at Jaipur police station for disrupting religious peace.
The protests intensified on Saturday when police lathi-charged protesters demanded the arrest of the MLA.
Rathore said that Balmukundacharya apologized and clarified his position. “I instructed him to prioritize peace and public spirit,” Rathore said, saying that the BJP “respects all religions and their places of worship” and advises against politicizing the matter.
He said, “Good governance cannot be without unity. We reminded our representatives that it is his most important duty to promote peace and harmony,” he said, while Congress MLAs Rafake Khan and Amin Kagji urged to work to calm down.
MLA Khan of Adarsh Nagar welcomed Rathore’s action. He said, “I welcome your call that he reprimanded him for the tasks that weaken the dignity of a public representative,” he said, saying that all elected representatives should work to maintain peace and harmony.
