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News Topical, Digital Desk : Rakesh Tikait, national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, made a shocking statement that has created a stir in political and social circles. Tikait accused some individuals claiming to be Hindu organizations of wearing a tilak and eating meat at Atal Chowk, saying they were damaging the image of a political party. Tikait used harsh language and even commented on the possibility of a "sutai campaign" one day. This statement by Rakesh Tikait is now circulating on social media.
In fact, a dialogue was held between factory owners and farmers at the Muzaffarnagar District Collectorate regarding the issue of pollution. During this meeting, the media questioned Rakesh Tikait about renaming Meenakshi Chowk to Atal Chowk. Tikait replied that no one knows who Meenakshi was, while the entire country knows Atal Bihari Vajpayee because he was the Prime Minister. He expressed no objection to the renaming.
Expressed displeasure about Hindu organizations
During this conversation, Rakesh Tikait expressed his displeasure with alleged Hindu organizations. He alleged that some people, in the name of Hindu organizations, wear tilak and eat meat at Atal Chowk, thus tarnishing the image of the BJP. Tikait stated that BJP workers do not eat meat and that such people are deliberately spoiling the atmosphere.
Talked about running 'Sutai campaign'
Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait said, "They invoke the name of a Hindu organization and then go to Atal Chowk and eat meat. In a day or two, their Sutaai campaign will begin. Anyone caught wearing a tilak and eating meat there will face action." Tikait further stated that such acts are tarnishing the country's image abroad and increasing tensions between different communities. His statement has sparked political rhetoric, and the administration is closely monitoring the situation.
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