Varun Gandhi, Pilibhit's MP, has expressed his heartfelt emotions in a letter to his electorate after his ticket from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was cancelled. His official social media handle shared this letter, which details the bond he's had with the people of the area from his first arrival to his tenure as their MP, as well as his aspirations for the future.
In the letter, he clearly states his purpose of entering politics was to raise the common man's voice and he seeks the constituents' blessings to continue doing so, no matter the cost. Beginning the letter, he shares how nostalgia has overwhelmed him with countless memories.
Varun recalls being a mere three-year-old in 1983, taking his first steps in Pilibhit, unaware that one day this land would become his field of karma and its people, his family. He feels fortunate for having had the opportunity to serve the great people of Pilibhit for years.
Source: aajtak
He further writes about the values, simplicity, and kindness he received from Pilibhit, not only as a representative but also in his personal upbringing. Being their representative has been the greatest honor of his life, and he has always advocated for their interests with all his capability.
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Varun asserts that while his term as an MP may be concluding, his bond with Pilibhit will endure till his last breath. He remains dedicated to serving them, if not as an MP then as a son, stating that his doors will always remain open to the people of Pilibhit. He emphasizes that the relationship between him and Pilibhit is one of love and trust, transcending political arithmetic.
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In conclusion, he reiterates his timeless mantra, 'I belong to you, have always done so, and always will.' It is noteworthy that BJP has replaced Varun Gandhi's candidacy with Jitin Prasada, a minister in the UP government. Just a day earlier, Varun's team had indicated that he would not be contesting the elections this time and instead, would be campaigning for his mother Maneka Gandhi in Sultanpur.
