BJP should not repeat Congress' mistake, why did Nitin Gadkari warn his own party?

Nitin Gadkari News: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has given a big statement about his own party (BJP). He has said that BJP should not repeat the mistake of Congress. Gadkari said that BJP is a party with different thinking, that is why it is winning the trust of the public again and again. If we keep doing what Congress used to do, then their going out of power and our coming to power has no meaning. Gadkari further said that BJP should not make the same mistake that Congress used to do, due to which it had to be out of power.

Gadkari, Lok Sabha MP from Nagpur, said that the public chose BJP due to the mistakes of Congress. We have to make the country corruption free and for this we should have a plan. He said that in the coming days, party workers should know that politics is a means to bring social and economic reforms. Gadkari said these things during the BJP executive meeting in Panaji, Goa.

In his 40-minute long speech, Gadkari mentioned the comment of senior BJP leader LK Advani, in which he said that 'BJP is a party with a different thinking'. Gadkari said that Advani ji used to say that we are a party with a different thinking. We have to understand how different we are from other parties.

I do not believe in casteism - Gadkari

While addressing the meeting, Gadkari also mentioned the politics of Maharashtra. He said that there is a trend of doing politics on the basis of caste in Maharashtra. But I have decided not to do this. I have told the people that I will not do caste politics. I do not believe in casteism. Whoever talks about caste, I will kick him hard. Gadkari said that a person is identified by his values ​​​​and not by his caste.

NDA's excellent performance in MLC elections

Gadkari's statement has come on the day when the Mahayuti alliance has performed brilliantly in the MLC elections in Maharashtra. Mahayuti has won 9 out of 11 seats. All 5 BJP candidates Pankaja Munde, Parinay Phuke, Amit Gorkhe, Yogesh Tilekar and Sada Bhau Khot have won. At the same time, two candidates of Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena, Kripal Tumane and Bhavana Gawli also won.

On the other hand, both the candidates of Ajit Pawar-led NCP, Shivaji Rao Garje and Rajesh Vitekkar won the election. Maha Vikas Aghadi has suffered a major setback in the Legislative Council elections. Only two seats were won. Milind Narvekar of Uddhav's Shiv Sena and Pragya Satav of Congress won, while Sharad Pawar-backed candidate Jayant Patil lost the election.