The statement made by former Rajasthan Chief Minister and BJP leader Vasundhara Raje is making headlines. Vasundhara Raje remarked, 'Clouds can obscure the sun for a while, but they cannot dim its brilliance. These days, people excel at stabbing others in the back. No matter how much you love a snake, it will eventually spew venom on you.' Raje made these comments while delivering a speech at an event in Jhalawar. The political implications of her remarks are now being discussed.
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Vasundhara Raje attended the unveiling ceremony of Maharana Pratap's statue in Jhalawar. During her speech, she mentioned, 'Maharana Pratap did not strike the unarmed. He carried two swords, one for himself and one for the defenseless.'
He never attacked women. He fought to protect the motherland till the end. The former CM mentioned that time is like a wheel. Even kings who sleep in velvet palaces might have to sleep on thorns in the forest. Maharana's life philosophy teaches us this. His principle was that those who never concede defeat under extreme circumstances are the victors. Those who are overly joyous in prosperity and afraid in adversity, fearing defeat, do not achieve success nor are remembered in history. Lose your head but never bow before the enemy. Remain vigilant 24 hours until the goal is achieved.
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What Raje said about By-election Results
Raje posted about the by-elections held on seven seats in Rajasthan on the social media platform X. She wrote, 'Hearty congratulations on BJP's victory in the Rajasthan assembly by-elections. The victory is due to the dedication and hard work of the party workers. Winning 5 out of 7 seats is no small feat. Gratitude to the central and state leadership and all the party workers for this achievement.'
