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BJP MLA Sanjay Saraogi slams Congress for ‘insulting’ Bihar and Lord Ram
✍️ The Hawk
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 09:33 PM
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BJP legislator Sanjay Saraogi accused the Congress party of insulting Bihar and Lord Ram, calling the remarks a sign of a feudal mindset.
BJP MLA Sanjay Saraogi, a member of the Bihar legislative assembly, publicly alleged that recent statements by Congress leaders amounted to an insult to both the state of Bihar and the revered deity Lord Ram. He characterised the remarks as evidence of a lingering feudal mindset within the party, suggesting that such attitudes are out of step with contemporary aspirations.
Speaking at a press briefing, Saraogi urged the opposition to respect cultural and religious sentiments that are deeply rooted in the region. He emphasized that political discourse should focus on development and welfare rather than resorting to language that could alienate large sections of the electorate.
The BJP leader did not cite specific comments but framed the issue as part of a broader pattern of Congress rhetoric that he claims undermines the dignity of Bihar and its people. No immediate response was recorded from Congress representatives.
Saraogi’s remarks come amid heightened political activity in the state as parties gear up for upcoming electoral contests, adding another layer to the ongoing partisan debate.
Speaking at a press briefing, Saraogi urged the opposition to respect cultural and religious sentiments that are deeply rooted in the region. He emphasized that political discourse should focus on development and welfare rather than resorting to language that could alienate large sections of the electorate.
The BJP leader did not cite specific comments but framed the issue as part of a broader pattern of Congress rhetoric that he claims undermines the dignity of Bihar and its people. No immediate response was recorded from Congress representatives.
Saraogi’s remarks come amid heightened political activity in the state as parties gear up for upcoming electoral contests, adding another layer to the ongoing partisan debate.