Rajbhar to women: Beat BJP people who come to you seeking votes

Varanasi: Targetting former alliance partner Bharatiya Janata Party (BSP), Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party (SBSP) chief Om Prakash Rajbhar has called on the women voters to “beat the BJP people who come to them seeking votes."
“BJP wale vote mangne do pair pe aye, to unko char pair pe wapas bhejo (when BJP people come to you seeking your vote on two legs, thrash them so that they go back with the support of others),” Rajbhar said during SBSP women’s convention in Varanasi on Tuesday.
He justified his assertion again when TOI spoke to him Wednesday. “ Yes, I told the women present at Tuesday’s meeting that if BJP leaders have not fulfilled their promises of ensuring a 33% quota for them and checking inflation, they should be sent on four legs (carried away by others) if they come to seek your votes again,” he said.
Earlier, while addressing the gathering of women on Tuesday, he said, “They (BJP leaders) consume ganja and daru (liquor) and start making tall promises in their speech. On their call, the women folk opened bank accounts but did not get Rs 15 lakhs as promised. Promise of two crore jobs has also remained unfulfilled while the price of LPG, pulses and mustard oil has increased massively.”
“As they have turned a blind eye to the issues faced by the women, you should operate on them for their cataract,” Rajbhar said, mentioning that the BJP leaders should be given warm welcome on their arrival and after offering water they should be thrashed for not fulfilling their promises.
Regarding distribution of free ration, he said , “By giving wheat and rice free of cost, the BJP-led governments at the Centre and state are trying to make the poor population slaves.”
About the bid of political parties to woo the Brahmin voters, Rajbhar said, “The Britishers had to quit India after they killed one Brahmin. In this BJP regime, thousands of Brahmins have been killed in police encounters. Vikas (Dubey) was killed in a police encounter. Today, Brahmin is standing at a crossroads. He has to decide where he has to go. Showing faith to a party (Bahujan Samaj Party) that had given a slogan ‘Tilak, taraju aur talwar, inko maro jutey chaar’ is also proving difficult for them,” he said, claiming Brahmins were looking towards him.