To solve the problems of Ghori-Ghaznavi era - Uma Bharti...
The first phase of voting for lok sabha elections 2024 has been completed on 19th april and the second phase of voting has been completed on 26th April. Let us tell you that voting for the lok sabha elections 2024 is going to be held in a total of 7 phases. Therefore, now all the political parties have started preparing for the third phase of elections. In this election, many leaders are continuously bombarding the opposition parties with statements. In this sequence, former cm of madhya pradesh uma bharti has said something which may create a new controversy.
What did uma bharti say?
Former chief minister of madhya pradesh and bjp leader uma bharti held a meeting in Pichor in Shivpuri district of madhya pradesh on Wednesday. Here he held a rally in support of bjp candidate and Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. In this rally, uma bharti told the people that this country is not going to recover so soon. You will have to give a lot of time to prime minister Narendra Modi, because the roots of the country's problems are very deep.
Problems of the times of Ghori and Mahmud Ghaznavi
Uma Bharti said in the rally that the country's problems date back to the times of Muhammad Ghori and Mahmud Ghaznavi. Uma alleged that in the initial phase, when Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia left the congress, the congress leaders who came at that time had the qualities of the Mughals and the British. The country is suffering the consequences of all this. To solve these problems, bjp needs at least 25-30 years at the Centre.
When are the elections in Madhya Pradesh?
The election commission has said that elections will be held in a total of 4 phases for a total of 29 lok sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh. In the first phase, elections will be held on 6 seats on april 19. elections will be held on 7 seats in the second phase on 26th April. Voting for 8 seats will be held in the third phase on 7th May and for the remaining 8 seats, elections will be held in the fourth phase i.e. on 13th May.
