BJP Rajasthan Head Criticizes RLP's Hanuman Beniwal for Encouraging Anarchy

Rajasthan BJP chief Madan Rathore criticized Hanuman Beniwal of RLP for promoting anarchic politics. He argued Beniwal encourages confrontation rather than dialogue. Beniwal countered that such accusations are unconstitutional and has consulted legal experts, also criticizing BJP on governance issues.

BJP's Rajasthan president, Madan Rathore, sharply criticized RLP chief Hanuman Beniwal, accusing him of fostering anarchic tendencies in politics. Rathore condemned Beniwal's use of inflammatory language and tendency to incite confrontation during public engagements, which he argues undermines democratic norms.

Rathore recounted an incident during his recent Kuchaman visit where he alleged Beniwal's followers threatened him. He criticized this as a departure from constructive opposition, denouncing it as an attempt to instill fear rather than engage in democratic dialogue.

Countering Rathore's accusations, Beniwal asserted that calls for social boycotts are unconstitutional. He further criticized the BJP government for failing to address critical issues such as paper leaks, law and order, and alleged complicity with mafias, claiming a dissonance between electoral promises and their fulfillment.

Beniwal emphasized his commitment to peaceful protest and maintained that his party worked to prevent any escalation of tensions during recent demonstrations.