28/05/2024
(A)TRANSLATION OF NEWS VIDEO BELOW
(for non malayalees)
Will any voter accept that speech of Modi saying, "Iam an Avataram of God"? while he was asking for vote.
Recently he had said that he was, "The Son of Ganga" and asked for vote.
He is asking for vote saying, "Modi's Guarantee"
He is asking for vote saying, "Modi's Family(pariwar)"
Till date in the history Sangha Pariwar has not accepted any One single leader Only.
In 2004 the array of leaders in BJP were
1. Vajpayee 2. Advani 3. Uma bharati 4. Kalyan singh 5. Kalraj mishra 6. Rajnath singh 7. Bhairon singh shekhawat 8. Jaswant singh 9. Murali Manohar joshi 10. Vasundara Raje Scindia 11. Rajah MadhavaRao Jivaji Rao scindia 12. Yediyurappa 13. Shivaraj singh chauhan 14. Govindacharya 15. Pramod Mahajan 16. Gopinath Munde 17. Nitin Gadkari 18. Shushil Kumar Modi
But now BJP is Narendra Modi and after some time Amit Shah. JP Nadda is just a rubber stamp just simply sitting there. Because of this there is a very strong objection in the power pockets in the SANGHA PARIWAR against this Modi-Shah Leadership and that don't want this situation to continue...
(B) "The Wire" (online new) Dec 13th 2023-
Nalin Verma is a senior journalist, author, media educator, and independent researcher in folklore for "The Wire":-
A Gorakhpur-based senior RSS-BJP leader and staunch loyalist of Uttar Pradesh chief minister Adityanath Yogi told this writer, on condition of anonymity, “Narendra Modi is systematically sidelining all the senior and strong leaders with the sole purpose to return to power in 2024. He feels threatened by the leaders of superior pedigree and has been working in a ruthless manner to remove the ‘obstacles’ from his way in the run up to the 2024 polls. And, he has got Amit Shah as the ‘best hatchet man’ to do the job for him.”
“The Modi-Shah duo has captured the party and the RSS, too. Modi and Shah have grown in power but the BJP is no longer a democratic party that it used to be during the Vajpayee-Advani era,” he said.
The observation made by the person cited above echoes the sentiments of supporters of Adityanath, who has established his own network of followers drawn from his Hindu Vahini, for whom he is perceived as more significant than Modi and Shah in Uttar Pradesh.
Some Adityanath loyalists at Bareilly also confided, of course in confidence, that Modi and Shah “hated” Adityanath. “Maharaj ji (Adityanath) was never their (Modi and Shah’s) first choice. They wanted to make Manoj Sinha the chief minister in 2017. But because of [Adityanath’s] strong network of loyalists, they failed to do so. Modi resorted to several devious mechanisms to sideline Adityanath during the 2019 Lok Sabha and 2022 assembly elections. Very reluctantly, they projected him as the chief ministerial candidate during the 2022 polls,” an Adityanath loyalist in Bareilly told this writer.
