Achi news desk-
Rupala made a controversial statement on March 23.
On Sunday, June 9, the sixth day after the Lok Sabha election results, 72 ministers including Prime Minister Narendra Modi were sworn in. Apart from the Prime Minister, 60 ministers are from the BJP and 11 from other parties. Meanwhile, BJP MP from Gujarat and former Union minister Prashotham Rupala has been sent to the Centre.
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You pulled a ruffle out of Modi’s closet
BJP MP Parstam Rupala showed the way out of Modi’s cabinet, he was not included in the new government. He contested the Rajkot Lok Sabha seat as a BJP candidate and won big. During the Lok Sabha election campaign, Rupala came into controversy when he made a statement against Rajputs.
Despite the opposition of the Kshatriya movement and the Rajputs, he won 4 lakh 84 thousand 260 votes. Parshutam Rupala defeated the Congress candidate and former Knesset member, Paresh Danani. This is the biggest win so far from the Rajkot Lok Sabha seat.
Despite opposition from Rajputs, Rupala won by 4 lakh 84 thousand 260 votes.
The Kshatriya community was angry with Rupala
It is pertinent to note that before the Lok Sabha elections, the Kshatriya community created a ruckus by protesting in various parts of Gujarat regarding Rupala’s remarks about the former rulers. However, Rupala later apologized to the Kshatriya community for her controversial statement. During that time, a lot of anger was seen in the Kshatriya community and many leaders demanded to give ticket to someone else instead of Rupala. However, BJP did not change the ticket in this seat. The Rajputs then increased their movement.
Asmita of the Hasmalan of the Kashtriya Samaj was held against Rupala Bartanpar, Rajkot.
Rupala made a controversial statement on March 23
If we look at the statement given by Purushottam Rupala regarding the Kshatriya community in a public program of Valmiki Samaj, he said, when the British were in India, the then ‘Maharajas’ surrendered before the oppression of the foreign and British rulers. and even married his daughters to him. But people of our caste neither converted nor traded. The Kshatriya community in Gujarat strongly opposed Rupala’s comments, as most of the then royal families were Rajputs.
Rupela apologized several times
After the controversy escalated, Rupala released a video and apologized to the Kshatriya community. In the video he said, my intention was to describe the atrocities on our culture and country by the idolaters. However, if my statement has caused any displeasure to the Kshatriya community or the royal family, then I sincerely regret and apologize. Therefore, my request is that this topic ends here. After that Rupala publicly apologized three times.
Four ministers from the Gujarat quota
Amit Shah, Mansukh Mandaviya, CR Patil and Nimvan Bambhania from Gujarat constituency were sworn in as ministers in Modi’s cabinet. Shah won from the Gandhinagar seat for the second time in a row. He won 7 lakh 44 thousand 716 votes.
Mansukh Mandaviya contested the election from Gujarat’s Porbandar Lok Sabha seat. He defeated Congress candidate Lalit Vasuya by 3 lakh 80 thousand 285 votes. BJP candidate from Bhavnagar Nimuben defeated AAP candidate Umesh Makwana by 455289 votes. Meanwhile, BJP state president CR Patil defeated Congress candidate Naishdbhai Desai from Navsari Lok Sabha seat by 773551 votes.
