BJP is Constantly Contemplative for the Development of Heritage and Inheritance

Udaipur, Addressing the press at the BJP Media Center in Udaipur during his visit, Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, National Vice President of the Bharatiya Janata Party and State Election In-charge, stated that the BJP is consistently contemplative for the development of India's heritage and the inheritance of development. He criticized the Congress, suggesting that they are unable to perceive beyond their (minority) mentality, which hampers the portrayal of the country's heritage and history accurately. Sahasrabuddhe emphasized that BJP doesn't harbor animosity towards any particular group; our motto is 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Vikas.' He highlighted tourism in the context of heritage, citing how the previous government considered border villages as the last villages, while Modi Ji now envisions them as the country's first villages and plans development accordingly. In tourism, Modi Ji prioritizes eco-tourism, rivers, canals, islands, and coastal areas for development. He gave a glaring example of Congress' distortion of history by comparing the protected tomb of Afzal Khan's 62 wives in Bijapur's Golconda Fort to the neglected tomb of Maharani Tara Bai. This, he said, is a vivid example of Congress' policy of appeasement. He mentioned that the newly elected government of Rajasthan has allocated a budget of 100 crores for enhancing the heritage of the Mewar complex and ensuring the protection and preservation of Maharana Pratap's glory in the future. 

Responding to a journalist's question comparing BJP to traders of Ram and Congress to devotees of Ram, Sahasrabuddhe remarked, "If Congress is a devotee of Ram, why did they oppose temple visits? What would they say (minority) then when the BJP has been striving for the Ram temple before and after independence?" 

Regarding the elections, Vinay Sahasrabuddhe urged every voter to utilize their voting rights to the fullest. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also appeals to the common people to vote in large numbers in his rallies. He said, "We also appeal that every voter should use their voting rights on April 26 and by supporting the Indian National Party with nationalist ideology, we should strengthen the hands of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make the country globally respected in terms of technology and infrastructure, to create a third force economically, to further enhance cultural heritage, and for the welfare of every individual." 

He appealed to the workers not to leave their booth under any circumstances, to contact every voter in their booth area over the next three days, and to ensure that their voting aligns with their ideology. He urged them not to be overconfident about winning the elections, not to make any mistakes due to excessive self-confidence, and to fulfill their duty and responsibility by ensuring 100% voting in their booth area. 

Present at the event were BJP's City District President Ravindra Shrimali, State Spokesperson Vikas Baraith, BJP OBC Morcha State Vice President Jagdish Sharma, Media Section Head Chanchal Kumar Agrawal, and Lok Sabha Media Co-Incharge Ashok Ameta.