- Rallying Cry for OBC Rights: Babu Singh Kushwaha Gains Overwhelming Support in Madhya Pradesh
- Dr. Santosh Singh Lodhi’s Bold Challenge: Questioning BJP and Congress on Women’s Issues at Jan Adhikar Party’s Summit
Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh. In a resounding display of political fervor, the Jan Adhikar Party organized a Youth Awakening Summit in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh. Babu Singh Kushwaha, a prominent leader, garnered overwhelming support from thousands of OBC (Other Backward Classes) and SC youth who pledged their allegiance during the event. As the state gears up for the upcoming assembly elections, Kushwaha passionately declared his commitment to contest with strength and resilience.
Rallying OBC Support
Amidst the historical backdrop of Bundelkhand in Madhya Pradesh, the Youth Awakening Summit witnessed a massive turnout of youth, particularly from the OBC community. The rallying cry for Babu Singh Kushwaha echoed through the venue as enthusiastic supporters pledged their solidarity in large numbers.
A Roaring Ovation
The Chhatarpur district headquarters became the focal point for the Jan Adhikar Party’s Youth Awakening Summit. Babu Singh Kushwaha, presiding over the event, received an electrifying response from the crowd. The presence of state president Shreelal Baghel Pal and election in-charge Dr. Santosh Singh Lodhi added significant weight to the gathering.
OBC Rights and Reservations
Babu Singh Kushwaha addressed the longstanding issue of insufficient reservations for the OBC community in Madhya Pradesh. He advocated for an increase from the current 14% to a minimum of 27%, highlighting the historical marginalization faced by the OBC population.
Condemning Established Parties
Taking a critical stance, Kushwaha accused both the BJP and Congress of exploiting OBC issues for electoral gains. Despite the significant OBC representation in the Kushwaha community, the major parties, he claimed, failed to appoint even a single district head from their ranks.
The Forgotten Promises
Kushwaha lamented the tendency of traditional parties to make promises during elections but conveniently forget the OBC cause afterward. He urged voters to consider the Jan Adhikar Party as a genuine advocate for OBC rights, promising not to abandon their cause post-election.
Dr. Santosh Singh Lodhi’s Challenge
Madhya Pradesh election in-charge Dr. Santosh Singh Lodhi challenged the credibility of established parties on women’s issues. He questioned the sincerity of the BJP’s commitment to women’s reservation and criticized the Congress for its lack of a clear stance on the matter.
Awakening Women’s Power
Dr. Santosh Lodhi appealed to women, urging them to read and understand the constitution to assert their rights. He emphasized the importance of supporting a party that truly upholds women’s dignity and criticized the BJP for demeaning women wrestlers. He called for women to unite under the Jan Adhikar Party’s banner.
Shreelal Baghel Pal’s Unity Call
State president Shreelal Baghel Pal delivered a unifying message, drawing parallels between different OBC communities. He envisioned a collective strength that would uproot the BJP and Congress from Madhya Pradesh, emphasizing the need for unity among diverse OBC groups.
Strengthening the OBC Collective
Shreelal Baghel Pal urged OBC communities like Pals, Vishwakarmas, Sainis, Kurmis, Panchals, Nais, and Kushwahas to recognize their shared roots. He envisioned a day when these diverse branches would unite, dismantling the stronghold of major parties.
As the informal announcements for the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections unfold, Babu Singh Kushwaha’s dynamic rallies are gaining widespread attention. The OBC communities, historically marginalized, find a promising advocate in Kushwaha, who vows to amplify their voice and secure a stronger representation. The Jan Adhikar Party’s Youth Awakening Summit serves as a powerful prelude to what could potentially be a transformative moment in Madhya Pradesh’s political landscape. Babu Singh Kushwaha’s resonance with the OBC cause and his promise of sustained advocacy post-election might just herald a significant shift in the narrative of OBC empowerment in the state.
