BJP will make a difference in religion or government if not worse than Pakistan, Actor Prakash Raj warns

During the campaign for the Karnataka assembly elections, Prakash Raj claimed that the BJP will not be in power again in 2019New Delhi: Actor Prakash Raj, who has been in the discussion about sharp statements on PM Narendra Modi, has said that if the BJP does not separate from the government and the religion, then India's end will be like Pakistan. In a special meeting during Karnataka elections, he said, 'My people have to say just so that you are constantly asking the people whom you are electing to ask questions.' He said, 'It is not necessary to be a member of a party to come into politics. If you understand the political scenario, then it means that you are in politics. ' He claimed that the BJP will not be able to return to power in the 2019 elections.

Question by PM was done under '#Justasking' campaignActor Prakash Raj is running a campaign called '#Justasking'. Recently, he had some sharp questions from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that till the PM will not answer my questions, I will continue to ask questions. According to the news published in The Quint, Prakash Raj said, "How will you deal with those who are crying?" I have not used abusive language against anybody. I am just asking the questions, they will have to answer the promises they have made. What do the people of BJP think they can speak? Your party's president only uses abusive words. When people do not have anything to do, they take the complaint. ' The BJP's Karnataka unit filed a complaint on Monday (April 30th) against Gujarat's Independent MLA Jignesh Mawanei and actor Prakash Raj for the Chief Election Commissioner, alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party's Chief Ministerial candidate BS Yeddyurappa Both used rude and humiliating language. In the complaint letter, the BJP has accused Mr. Modi of calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'corporate salesman'.
CM of Telangana Prakash Raj from Chandrasekhar RaoMeanwhile, Prakash Raj of the CM of Telangana on Thursday Chandrasekhar met Rao. He discussed the current political situation and Rao's plans to create a new front for non-BJP and non-Congress parties. Several parties have offered support to the Telangana Nation Committee (TRS) president Rao to create a new front. Earlier on Wednesday, former Jharkhand Chief Minister and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) President Hemant Soren met Rao and discussed the current political situation of the country. Last week Chandrashekhar Rao met West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Mamata has already announced her support for making the Third Front as an alternative to BJP and Congress.