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Surendranagar: BJP candidate from Rajkot Lok Sabha seat Parshottam Rupala's statement on princely states was strongly opposed. Later Rupala apologized. However, there is still anger in the Kshatriya community. A large number of leaders of Kshatriya community had gathered in Surendranagar. Even though Parshottam Rupala has apologized for this statement, the Kshatriya community is still angry.
A meeting of leaders of Kshatriya community was held in Surendranagar. There was dissatisfaction in the political field that political parties were being continuously ignored in Gujarat.
There is still opposition in the Kshatriya community regarding the fact that BJP candidate from Rajkot Lok Sabha seat Parshottam Rupala had made baseless remarks about the identity and character of the Kshatriya community during the election campaign.
Parshottam Rupala said, it was not my intention to look down on the Kshatriya community, I sincerely apologize to the Kshatriya community. I apologize if anyone's sentiments have been hurt. After the controversy, Parshottam Rupala apologized to the Kshatriya community.
A video of Parshottam Rupala was going viral on social media. In which he was saying that the Maharaja bowed down before the British and started trading for his bread and butter. The rude society has not bowed down, it has been relying on Ram for thousands of years.
BJP announced the fifth list of 111 candidates for the Lok Sabha elections 2024. In which names of 6 candidates from Gujarat were also included. From Vadodara seat, BJP has given ticket to Dr. Hemang Yogeshchandra Joshi in place of Ranjanben Bhatt. BJP has again fielded Rajesh Chudasama from Junagadh seat. The party has given ticket to Haribhai Patel on Mehsana seat. The party has given ticket to Bharat Sutaria from Amreli seat. Chandubhai Shihora has been given ticket from Surendranagar seat. BJP has given ticket to Shobhanaben Bareya from Sabarkantha seat.
• How many seats will be voted in which phase?
– In the first phase, voting will be held on 102 seats in 21 states on April 19.
– In the second phase, voting will be held on 89 seats in 13 states on April 26.
– In the third phase, voting will be held on 7 May on 94 seats in 12 states.
– In the fourth phase, voting will be held on 96 seats in 10 states on May 13.
– In the fifth phase, voting will be held on 49 seats in 8 states on May 20.
– In the sixth phase, voting will be held on 57 seats in 7 states on May 25.
– In the seventh phase, voting will be held on 57 seats in 8 states on June 1.
– The result will be declared on June 4.