So I don't need to vote. Why did the veteran BJP leader in Nagpur say this?

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Union Minister and BJP candidate in Lok Sabha elections Nitin Gadkari said that if anyone feels that I have done any discrimination then there is no need to vote for me. Whatever recognition I have received, it is from the people of Nagpur.

Gadkari said that if I have discriminated against anyone or done injustice to Dalits and Muslims in the last ten years, then there is no need to vote for me. If I have worked honestly then vote for me. He said that it is a matter of great happiness for the entire country that Ram temple has been constructed on the birthplace of Lord Ram. Today we are celebrating Ram Navami across the country. Lord Ram is the symbol of our culture. Today, with the blessings of Lord Ram, we have resolved to establish Ram Rajya. It is a matter of great joy for the entire country that Ram temple has been constructed on the birthplace of Lord Ram. Today, with the blessings of Lord Ram, we have resolved to establish Ram Rajya. I consider the people of Nagpur as my family and they also feel the same. I have received a lot of love from the people here.

promissory note issued

On Tuesday, Nitin Gadkari issued a promise for Nagpur Lok Sabha constituency. He said, 'We plan to open an organic fruit, vegetable and grain market in Nagpur. Gadkari said that I am 101 percent confident about my victory. This time I will win the election by a very good margin. Seeing the support of the public, their enthusiasm and the hard work of the party workers, I will try my best to win by a margin of more than Rs 5 lakh.

Voting on 19th April

Nagpur, one of the 48 parliamentary constituencies of Maharashtra, will vote in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections on April 19. There will be a contest on this seat between veteran BJP leader Nitin Gadkari and current MLA from Nagpur West, Vikas Thackeray.