Whom Raghav lost the election, Jayachand … Astin’s snake: Attempts to unite the Brahmin-Tyagi society in Saharanpur, said- Jayachand will show strength to Jayachandas

A big statement of Raghav Lakhanpal Sharma, who was a candidate after BJP’s defeat in Saharanpur Lok Sabha seat, has come out. Raghav Lakhanpal Sharma said that the Brahmin and Tyagi society should unite. At the same time, he said that those who understand the number of Brahmin society less, such a big statement after Jayachando

defeat … trying to make the Brahmin society unite, in fact, BJP from Saharanpur Lok Sabha seat from Saharanpur Lok Sabha seat Lakhanpal Sharma contested elections. He lost the election to alliance candidate Imran Masood by about 64 thousand votes. With losing the election, Raghav Lakhanpal Sharma is considering an MLA and minister of his own party as the reason for his defeat. After the defeat, Raghav is trying to unite the Brahmin and Tyagi society.

Angry over the number of Brahmins, former MP Raghav Lakhanpal Sharma said that some leaders went to Delhi and Lucknow There are 15 thousand Brahmins in Saharanpur, what will he do. He said that the people of the society will have to recognize their strength. These Jayachandas and Sastin snakes have to work to teach a lesson. Because they are working to harm by staying inside the house. Together he said that I got the blessings and support of Sarvajamaj in the election. This was the reason why 4.85 lakh votes were received. Gratitude to all. They must be recognized. Because they are working to harm by staying inside the house. You have to be careful with such Jayachand. He said that Jayachandas, who described the number of Brahmin society in the district, have to be taught a lesson.

Brahmin Samaj gave the Sarvajamaj directed to Sarvasamaj. Has done the work of showing the path by connecting the society. Till the country’s independence and running the rule. The contribution of Brahmin society is incomparable. We have to cherish this power. The Brahmin and Tyagi Ekma will have to be taken forward. Have to serve the entire nation and society.