BJP chief accuses Opposition of insulting Hindu faith, opposing Ram Temple
BJP chief accuses Oppn of insulting Hindu faith over Ram Temple

BJP national president Nitin Nabin on Sunday launched a sharp attack on the Opposition over the Ram Temple issue, accusing it of having a history of “insulting” Hindu faith and opposing the Ram Temple movement. Addressing BJP workers in Lucknow, Nabin asserted that no one would be allowed to hurt the sentiments of devotees.

Opposition lacks moral authority, says BJP chief

Without directly referring to the recent alleged donation theft case at the Ram Temple, Nabin said the government would act where necessary, but alleged that parties which had “insulted” Hindu faith had no moral authority to question the temple authorities. He recalled that these same parties had questioned Lord Ram’s existence, filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court calling Lord Ram imaginary, questioned the existence of the Ram Setu, and ordered firing on kar sevaks.

“These are the same people who questioned Lord Ram’s existence, filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court calling Lord Ram imaginary, questioned the existence of the Ram Setu and ordered firing on kar sevaks,” Nabin said. He added that those now speaking about faith had earlier opposed the Ram Temple movement.

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BJP chief warns Rahul, Akhilesh, Kejriwal

Nabin issued a stern warning to Opposition leaders, stating, “I want to state this clearly today... Even if our blood is shed, we will not allow anyone to tamper with the faith linked to Lord Ram’s temple. We are prepared to make any sacrifice for it.” He further said, “We will take action and we will rectify shortcomings wherever necessary. But these anti-Hindu forces, which have always insulted Hinduism, have no moral right to preach politics to us. Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav and Arvind Kejriwal, do not think Hindu society is so weak that it will fall into your trap or act according to your dictates.”

Personal sacrifice and legacy

Recalling the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, Nabin shared a personal anecdote: “My father had left Patna as a kar sevak and spent two months in jail. We did not know whether he would return home safely. And today you question our faith? We have made so many sacrifices and endured so much. Can your family ever match that sacrifice and martyrdom? Your legacy is of bloodshed and firing on Hindus, while our legacy is of making sacrifices to protect the faith of our gods and goddesses.”

BJP’s electoral preparations for 2027

Turning to the BJP’s electoral preparations, Nabin said party workers were ready to ensure another victory in the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. “Every BJP worker is ready with a resolve for 2027. On the strength of our workers and organisational network, the lotus is ready to bloom once again in Uttar Pradesh,” he said. Nabin claimed that the BJP had ended “mafia rule” in the state, replacing corruption and lawlessness with development and better governance.

Welfare initiatives and cultural heritage

Highlighting the Centre’s welfare initiatives, Nabin said the direct benefit transfer mechanism had ensured that government assistance reached beneficiaries without middlemen. He also credited the Modi government with empowering women through initiatives such as the Lakhpati Didi scheme. He highlighted projects such as the redevelopment of the Kashi Vishwanath corridor and the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, saying they reflected the BJP’s commitment to preserving India’s cultural and religious heritage.

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