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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari is also included in the Maharashtra BJP’s Assembly Election Management Committee. He is a Lok Sabha MP from Nagpur. (file)
11 days before the voting for assembly elections in Maharashtra, Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has given a statement regarding the rebels. Gadkari was asked in an interview on Saturday about the rebels joining BJP. In response to this Gadkari said-
BJP is expanding rapidly. As the crop increases, diseases also increase with it. BJP has a lot of crops, which give good yields, but also bring some diseases. Therefore we have to spray pesticides on such sick crops.
Gadkari said that new people are coming to BJP for different reasons. It is our responsibility to give them training, tell them about the ideology and make them workers. A thousand workers stand, but sometimes one worker says something and the hard work of those thousand workers goes in vain.
Gadkari said- I have no role in Maharashtra
Gadkari was asked that after the defeat in Maharashtra in the Lok Sabha elections, Nadda and Amit Shah held several meetings with Maharashtra BJP leaders, but they were not present in these meetings. On this Gadkari said- I have no role in Maharashtra. The leaders here are capable. I will be available whenever they need me.
Gadkari further said in the interview that the government and administration should be secular. A person may or may not be secular, but the state, government and administration should be secular. Apart from this, during an election rally in Arvi, Gadkari accused Congress of not developing rural areas.
Gadkari said- Congress never thought seriously about the development of rural India. If rural India was given priority, farmers would not have committed suicide and there would have been no poverty in villages. In India’s 75-year history, Congress has consistently neglected the development of rural areas.
Gadkari’s 4 statements were in discussion in the last 2 months
23 September: No guarantee of forming government for the fourth time
Gadkari said- There is no guarantee that BJP will form the government at the Center for the fourth time, but our ally Republican Party of India (RPI) Chief Ramdas Athawale will definitely become a minister in the next government. However, Gadkari smiled and said, ‘I was only joking.’ Read the full news…
20 September: The king should be such that he can withstand criticism.
Gadkari said in the book release program at MIT World Peace University – The king (ruler) should be such that he tolerates anyone who speaks against him. Introspect on criticisms. This is the biggest test of democracy. Read the full news…
September 15: We have Newton’s father here, the file moves forward as soon as it adds weight to it. Gadkari had said in the Engineers Day program at College of Engineering Pune (COEP) – ‘Transparency should be required to complete any work in our country. Sometimes the circumstances are such that even to fill the potholes on the roads, orders from the boss are required. We have Newton’s father here. As soon as weight is applied on the file, it moves forward.
September 14: Opposition leader had said become PM, will support, I rejected the offer Gadkari had said that I remember an incident. I will not take anyone’s name… That person had said that if you become the Prime Minister, we will support. I asked him why would you support me and why should I take your support? Becoming PM is not the goal of my life. Read the full news…
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