Greater Noida: Political Identity in Noida / Greater Noida took another turn with Gurjar Swabhiman Samiti who decided to form a team at the state, district and village and stressed their demand for an apology from the Head of the Minister of Yogis on suspicion of blackenness “Gurjar” Plaque under the statue of Samrat Mihir BHOJ.
Six days after Panchayat was held by the Gurjar community at the Shiv Chelta Temple after the controversy over the “removal” of the word “Gurjar” from a plaque under the statue of Samrat Mihir Bhoj, Samiti held Panchayat on Saturday where 25 decisions were taken on this problem.
Samiti decided that other Pancrayat would be held at a graduate college where the statue had been installed if their request was not fulfilled.
They said that the Gurjar community will also “boycott” BJP and support the protest that occurred in MP.
At the first meeting after Panchayat was held at Akhil Bharatiya Gurjar Sanskriti Shodh Sanshan in a knowledge park led by Anthram Tanwar, several leaders from the Gurjar community from all states and party lines present.
Gurjar leaders have arrived from Rajasthan, Haryana, Meerut, Saharanpur, Delhi, etc.
A total of 25 decisions were taken at a meeting that included the Constitution of the Swabhiman Committee Sub-Committee at the national level, state, district and village.
“The Gurjar community has taken as not respecting the incident using ‘Gurjar’ paint on plaque under the Samrat Statue Mihir Bhoj.
Either CM revealed an apology from the Gurjar community until October 31 or other Pancrayat will be held at the Postgraduate Mohit Bhoj College,” said a statement from Samiti .
They also demanded that youth leaders be arrested for allegedly blackening the names of BJP leaders on plaques under the freed statue and the cases lodged against them and those who held Pancrayat at the Shiv Temple of Chitha Village withdrawn.
With protests witnessed at Madhya Pradesh about this problem too, members extend their support to the Gurjar community in MP too and said they would immediately send a team to Gwalior.
It was also decided that the board and photo of Samrat Mihir BHOJ would be put in every larger noida village with a Gurjar population.
Spokesman SP Rajkumar Bhati said that those who wanted to fight the election gave the hype to this problem.
Meanwhile, the Rajput community called a meeting of political events by opposition parties to create dissatisfaction between the two communities before the general election to get points.
Rajput Uthan Samaj Dheeraj Rajput said that the meeting was organized by SP, BSP and Congress.
“Efforts are made to incite members of the Gurjar community.
Everyone who attended was asked to raise their hands to support what they said.
Most people make this mother,” he said.
Dheeraj said that those who led Panchayat were only interested in their political profits and tried to create bad blood between the two communities in front of the election.
He said that historians had proof of BHOJ who had been born in the Prevormy Dynasty Rajput.
“The Rajput community believes in peace and harmony but knows how to increase sound to mistakes too.
Therefore, I ask some leaders who do not spread abnormalities between the community or members of the Rajput community will do work to create harmony in the region,” he said.