Kirori meets Nadda; Resignation decision deferred

Senior minister Kirori Lal Meena, who resigned from the Rajasthan government, was summoned by the high command to Delhi on Friday. After meeting national president JP Nadda, the only conclusion drawn from his talks was that he has been called again after 10 days. Apart from this, he did not give any answer on what else was discussed inside. In such a situation, two meanings are being drawn from this now. One is that the party will decide on the new national president in the meantime and only then a solution will be found regarding Kirori. If this does not happen, then he can be told that you remain a minister. After the reshuffle in the organization, we will see what will be done. The party is in trouble due to his resignation, but Kirori does not want to give any message that he is angry.

The reason for this is that Kirori is saying the same thing again and again that he has fulfilled what he had said before the elections. The party did not win in eastern Rajasthan, so he resigned. He also reiterates that he has no resentment against anyone. On the other hand, experts say that the party did not listen to Kirori. First, he was not given the portfolios as per his wish. Then he wanted to get a ticket for brother Jagmohan from Dausa Lok Sabha, but the party shocked him by giving the ticket to Kanhaiya Lal Meena. Kirori is a seasoned player in politics. After the election results, he felt that Delhi will now listen to him. That is why he played the card of resignation. The high command is not in a position to do anything right now, because the party’s performance in Rajasthan was not very good.

Kirori cannot be ignored due to caste equations. At present, after the resignation of KC Venugopal in the state, a Rajya Sabha seat has also fallen vacant. The party has a good opportunity to balance the caste equations. It remains to be seen to whom the party will give the Rajya Sabha, but winning the five vacant seats in the by-election is also a big challenge for the BJP. ‘I did not enter politics for a post’

Minister Kirori, while talking to the media after meeting Nadda, said that he does not want any post. I am not angry with anyone. We used to sing a song in the Sangh branch that ‘Nahi chahiye post, sheesh chadhakar maa ke charon mein’. Neither Modi nor I came for the post. We have come to work with the feeling of patriotism.

We have to work so that the country can become strong. For that, if we get a post, we have to work and if we don’t get it, we have to work. He said that it is true that I have worked with Modi ji during the Emergency. I have also been a prisoner under MISA, I was tortured a lot. I do not leave the party line, I live under the party discipline. Modi loves me a lot. He has a friendly relationship with me and I also respect him a lot.