The tongue of senior Madhya Pradesh minister Kailash Vijayvargiya slipped when he was holding a press conference in the context of the newly appointed state president of the Bharatiya Janata Party Hemant Khandelwal. In fact, Minister Vijayvargiya was giving examples of the discipline of party workers and dedication to the organization, but while speaking, he accidentally spoke “Hemant Khandelwal Murdabad”.


He said, “The activists who were raising slogans of VD Sharma Zindabad till yesterday have started saying Hemant Khandelwal Murdabad today.” Soon after, he himself realized that he had missed speaking. He immediately told the reporters present in front of the camera, “Brother, delete it.”


What was the real purpose of Kailash Vijayvargiya?


In fact, Minister Vijayvargiya was praising the discipline and dedication of the workers. He wanted to tell that whatever the president in the BJP, the dedication of the workers is always towards the organization, not to the person. But during this time, the word ‘Murdabad’ accidentally came out of his mouth, which made this statement viral in social media and news.


Hemant Khandelwal visits Indore on 7 July


The visit of the newly appointed state president of Bharatiya Janata Party Hemant Khandelwal is proposed on 7 July. Kailash Vijayvargiya, local MLAs and party leaders reached the site to take stock of the preparations for this program. According to the information, Khandelwal will first worship at the Khajrana Ganesh temple. After this, he will pay obeisance at the data captive gurudwara of Pipalyapala on Ring Road.


BJP is trying to show power, there will be a grand reception


After this, a grand rally will be taken out to receive Hemant Khandelwal, which will reach the Solaris Garden with Rau Assembly workers. Activists of 1723 booths of all assemblies of Indore district will also be involved in the program. The party is seeing it as a power display.















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