Hindus should learn unity from Islam: Uttar Pradesh MLA Raja Bhaiya
He accused that all political parties ‘except one or two’ do not want unity among Hindus
Uttar Pradesh's Raja Bhaiya, the leader of the Jansatta Dal (Loktantrik), has suggested that Hindus should adopt the lessons of unity from Islam, according to PTI Video. Responding to queries about whether any ideology could unite the Hindu community, Raja Bhaiya argued that India's religious minority, many of whom hold political positions in various parties including the Congress, Samajwadi Party, and the Left, demonstrate that when Islam remains their priority, unity transcends political affiliations.
Raja Bhaiya, representing the Kunda Assembly constituency, urged Hindus not to be confined within the boundaries of a single political party. He emphasized that while political parties may come and go, their faith in the Divine, Dharma, and the Sanatan tradition should remain steadfast, intense, and openly expressed.
When asked about the apparent division within political parties regarding the Hindutva ideology, Raja Bhaiya pointed out that, according to God's CCTV camera, nothing is hidden from Him. He cautioned against naming specific parties but emphasized that, with a few exceptions, all political parties currently fail to prioritize unity and solidarity among Hindus.
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