The loss of Ayodhya has been haunting the BJP and its NDA Alliance since 4th June 2024. The Faizabad MP Awadhesh Prasad makes a mockery of the Ram Bhakts in the city as well as outside. Additionally, the opposition loses no chances to use this MP in creative mockery of the BJP. Almost as if, the loss in Ayodhya is equal to the loss of the united Sanatani sentiment in Bharat.
However, the Samajwadi Party has transcended all boundaries of political audacity. In a recent interview byte outside the Lok Sabha, SP’s head honcho Akhilesh Yadav declared Awadhesh Prasad as the ‘King’ of Ayodhya. This title not only undermines the cultural significance of Ayodhya but also showcases SP’s arrogance. Let’s talk oh how the SP is hell-bent on disregarding for the sentiments of millions who revere the holy city!
Ayodhya Loss – A Stinging Defeat for BJP
Ayodhya is the site of the Ram Mandir. Its very existence has been a source of controversy. A BJP manifesto promise of three decades and a civilizational fight of 500 years came to an end this January 2024. With the inauguration of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir, the Sanatanis of Bharat danced in joy for fulfilling a 500-year-old dream.
Unfortunately for the BJP meeting all the checkpoints of societal upliftment, development, and national progress did not guarantee the party a simple majority.
However, in comparison to the loss of a simple majority, the loss of the Faizabad constituency has hurt Hindu sentiments the most. SP’s strategic unification of the Muslim and Dalit vote banks led to an unexpected victory for Awadhesh Prasad. Consequently, Awadehesh Prasad won the Faizabad seat for SP and the BJP incumbent MP lost the seat.
Akhilesh Crowns Awadhesh As King of Ayodhya?
The SP and the INDI-Alliance have not been subtle in flaunting the Faizabad victory. They have used MP Awadhesh Prasad as a symbol of their triumph. They paraded him in front of the media and in the parliament. He has become the symbol of divided Hindu votes and the power of divisive politics in Bharat.
The Samajwadi Party loses no chance to remind the BJP of their failure to capture Ayodhya despite their extensive efforts and developments.
However, every ego trip leads to a place of ruin. In an interview, SP leader Akhilesh Yadav was avoiding answering if his party condemns the Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi. To minimize the issue raised on the anniversary of the travesty, he dismissed it as a thing of the past. Instead, he highlighted how the SP had provided legal rights and financial benefits to “Loktantra Rakshak Senani” or his ground cadre. By calling them the Protectors of Democracy MP Akhilesh implied that the BJP did not take care of the workers on the ground.
It was during this discussion that he audaciously referred to Awadhesh Prasad as the “King of Ayodhya.”
Samajwadi Party – A Display Of Ego And Insensitivity
Labeling MP Awadhesh Prasad as the “King of Ayodhya” is not a slip of the tongue. It is a political jab at the BJP and a deliberate attack on Sanatani sentiments. Additionally, it is a clear display of SP’s inflated ego and insensitivity towards Ayodhya’s historical and cultural significance. AP Awadhesh Prasad does not chant “Jai Shri Ram” and is detached from the religious beliefs that define Ayodhya. However, the SP’s head honcho has publicly crowed this public servant as “King” !!!
Is this not a direct insult to those who hold the Ram Mandir and Bhagwan Ram dear?
Pappu is known for crossing the Lakshman Rekha of common decency. Now his alliance partners are following his lead! Such a declaration crosses the boundaries of political decency. As a Hindu himself, MP Akhjliesh stops at nothing to hurt Hindu sentiments. His jibe reflects a blatant disregard for Ayodhya’s cultural heritage and the sentiments of millions. This incident raises critical questions about the moral compass of modern politics, where symbolic victories often overshadow respect for tradition.
In Conclusion
The SP’s move to crown a politician as the “King” shows two things. Firstly, the SP thinks that MPs and Ministers are royalty that hold positions similar to that of the Ruler. Secondly, the Samajwadi Party does not believe in working for the Samaj as a public servant. Instead winning a constituency is similar to being crowned a King for SP leaders!
Hopefully, the usually short-lived memories of Sanatanis will remember this jibe and the meaning behind it. May they teach a lesson of humility to the Samajwadi Party and its members in UP Elections. Let the loss of Ayodhya be a lesson for Hindus. The Hindu Samudai must unite in the name of Dharma, not Caste. Only then the existential crisis that Sanatan Dharam faces will be countered effectively. However, whether this fragile unity is possible or not only time will tell. Until then, let’s hope that the SP stops undermining the cultural legacy of Bharat to score political points! Else their sense of ego and entitlement might become the cause of their demise.