Indian Politics: Nishikant Dubey’s reply on Mohan Bhagwat’s statement should be retired on 75 years

[ad_1]

News India Live, Digital Desk: Indian Politics: Recently, a statement by Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has created a lot of stir in the political corridors. He had said that everyone should retire from active politics after being 75 years old, whose direct gesture was probably towards the leaders who remain in the main positions even after this age. On this statement, senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and Jharkhand MP Nishikant Dubey has linked it directly to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, keeping his disrespectful opinion. Nishikant Dubey reacted to Mohan Bhagwat’s statement and said that he is correct and the leaders should be ‘retired’ at the age of 75, but he refused to implement this rule to ‘Narendra Modi’. He said in clear terms that ‘today India wants Modi, tomorrow Modi does not want India.’ This statement meant that the country currently needs Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s capable and strong leadership, and his role cannot be seen only by age scale. This statement is also important because Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently 73 years old. If Mohan Bhagwat’s rule is strictly implemented, he should retire after two years, in 2026, while Prime Minister Modi’s current term is up to 2029. Nishikant Dubey’s defense suggests that the BJP still considers Prime Minister Modi as an indispensable leader and considers his presence the most important for the party’s electoral fate. Nishikant Dubey has expressed his full faith in the party’s current strategy and leadership in a way. His statement makes it clear that Narendra Modi is not only a leader for the BJP, but the future of the party, its brand and the largest electoral weapon, which cannot be tied in any age-limit bond.

[ad_2]