Lucknow: After Brahmana’s aggressive outreach by SP and BSP, now the turn of Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) Jayant Chaudhy (RLD) to organize the ‘Bhaichara’ (Brotherhood) program in a communal-sensitive western region from Tuesday.
It was seen as a desperate step by political clothes dominated by JAT to seek the resurrection ahead of the election of high tidal assembly because next year.
The long program proposed by two months will be launched from Khatauli in Muzaffarnagar Regency which was hit by a communal fire in 2013.
Confirming its development, Chaudhary told TII that the purpose of this program to combine advanced caste groups and backwards, in addition to upholding.
The Hindu-Muslim unity needed is very necessary at this time.
The development came a day after SP Head Akhilesh Yadav met a Jayat in the last house in Delhi, sparked speculation of the two leaders who strengthened the alliance to take the mighty BJP in the election 2022.
Making him a “Bhaichara Zindabad” program, Chaudhary stated that the idea was to obscure the caste and obscure Religion lines to justify the politics “problem-based” desired critically in the present.
“We will arrange the Convention to bring together different communities,” he said.
Experts interpret it as an effort to panic RLD to lay the land for political messaging that has the potential to fight the BJP Exchange Selection strategy, basically in the western region consisting of around 125 assembly seats.
“The role of civil society is very important in extinguishing social tensions every time they arise.
They need to bite shoots before unwanted manifestations,” Chaudhary said.
He added that someone could not override the evil design of anti-social elements to trigger tensions between various groups of caste and religion in the assembly process.
“Therefore, people need to be made aware and be more careful,” he said.
In fact, Jayant’s father and former RLD’s head late Ajit Singh, have also started the ‘Bhaichara’ program before the Sabha 2019 election.
However, his efforts did not produce many results.
While Ajit was lost from Muzafarnagar, Jayant faced defeat in Baghpat.
This was after the comprehensive destruction of RLD in the hands of BJP in 2014 the selection of Lok Sabha with Ajit and Jayant who lost to their Baghpat and Mathura chairs, respectively.
The fate of the RLD election has been on a continuous encouragement after 2002 when it was contested in 38 seats and won 14 securing 26.82% of the land in contested seats.
The emergence of BSP Mayawati-LED as a resilient political force in the 2007 assembly elections firmly denters who can register victory at only 10 of 254 seats contested while securing 3.70% of the sound shares.
The resurrection of the Jamajwadi Party in 2012 further hit the RLD which then fellowship with Congress.
It oppose 46 seats and only won nine votes 2.33%.
RLD was finally completely diverted in the 2017 assembly selection as a wave of turmeric swept the country.
The party can win one of the 277 contested seats.
Lone Mla, Sahender Singh Ramala from the Chhaprauli assembly chair in Baghpat also turned to BJP in 2018.
RLD to try its own social engineering through the ‘Bhaichara’ demonstration in the West
