- Udit Raj claims Mayawati has “strangled” the Bahujan movement.
- He draws parallels with the Mahabharata to justify his comments.
- Raj clarifies that his remarks were about political defeat, not physical harm.
Former Lok Sabha MP Udit Raj launched a scathing attack on BSP chief Mayawati, accusing her of “strangling” the Bahujan social movement.
Raj’s comments, which included the phrase “strangle her politically,” were initially misunderstood, leading to a clarification. He emphasized that he was referring to a “political death,” not physical harm.
Udit Raj Challenges Mayawati’s Leadership in Controversial Remarks
Udit Raj has stirred political debates with his sharp criticism of BSP leader Mayawati, claiming that she has undermined the social movement that formed the backbone of the party. He accused her of betraying the Bahujan cause and said that the time had come to politically end her reign, likening it to a battle for justice in the Mahabharata.
Raj’s remarks were seen as a call for Mayawati’s political downfall, with the ex-MP using strong metaphors. He referenced Lord Krishna’s teachings to justify his stance, comparing his fight against Mayawati’s influence to Arjuna’s internal conflict. However, Raj clarified that he meant “political death,” not any form of violence, and said that his comment had been misinterpreted.
The controversy surrounding Raj’s statements has led to public outcry, with political rivals accusing him of inappropriate rhetoric. In response, Raj stated that he would release a clarification to ensure his intent was fully understood. He further expressed frustration with how the media and political adversaries were twisting his words.
Despite the backlash, Raj continues to be critical of Mayawati’s leadership, stating that she has caused lasting harm to the Bahujan movement. He remains focused on ensuring the revival of the party’s original mission and addressing what he perceives as corruption within its ranks.
Udit Raj’s criticism of Mayawati has ignited a political firestorm. His call for her “political death” has been misinterpreted by many, but he remains committed to clarifying his position and addressing the concerns surrounding BSP leadership.
“Today, my Krishna has told me that first kill your enemy. And, the enemy of social justice, that Ms Mayawati, who strangled the social movement, now time has come to strangle her.”
