Northeast Desk, 30th September: In a statement ahead of the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju declared that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will take a strong stance against individuals who have allegedly insulted Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Rijiju emphasized the party’s commitment to preserving Ambedkar’s legacy and avenging any affronts to his honor.
Speaking at a public gathering, Rijiju stated, “The BJP will take revenge on those who have insulted and humiliated Baba Saheb Ambedkar.” He reiterated the party’s resolve to uphold Ambedkar’s ideals, stressing the importance of protecting the rights and dignity of the oppressed.
In his remarks, Rijiju also criticized the previous functioning of the Ministry of Minority Affairs, claiming it had become “practically a ‘Muslim Affairs Ministry.'” He asserted that the current government has implemented significant changes to ensure equal treatment for all minority communities across the country.
Highlighting the demographic importance of the Buddhist community in Maharashtra, Rijiju noted, “Maharashtra has the highest population of Buddhists in India, and I will work for their welfare.” He reaffirmed his dedication to promoting the welfare of marginalized groups and ensuring that no injustice occurs against any community under the BJP’s governance.
Rijiju’s statements reflect the BJP’s strategy to galvanize support among various communities ahead of the elections, positioning the party as a protector of Dr. Ambedkar’s ideals and a champion for minority rights.
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