Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Tuesday criticized Samajwadi Party (SP) Rajya Sabha member Ramji Lal Suman’s remarks about Mewar ruler Rana Sanga, saying that such people should apologize to the whole country for their mentality.
Suman recently described Rana Sanga as ‘traitors’ in the Rajya Sabha and said that Hindus are his descendants.
Addressing a tribute ceremony organized by Johar Smriti Sansthan in Chittorgarh, the Chief Minister said, “Rana Sanga was a warrior who sacrificed his life to protect his motherland and Sanatan Dharma. He not only protected Mewar, but also played an important role in saving the cultural and religious identity of all India. ”
He said, “The statements made by chaotic elements are not only an insult to Rana Sanga, but an insult to all those warriors who sacrificed their lives to protect the Sanatan Dharma and this earth. Such people should apologize to the whole country for their mentality. ”
According to the official statement, Sharma said that the whole world takes inspiration from the heroes of Mewar, but there are some chaotic elements in this country that raise their fingers on their heroes and they forget that the Sun cannot be tarnished.
Sharma said that the state government is working to preserve historical splendor.
He said that along with the upgradation of the Chittorgarh Museum, ‘Maharana Pratap Tourist Circuit’ is also being launched on the ground.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister released the Johar Saka souvenir and honored the talents with a memento. Industry Minister Colonel Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Minister of State for Cooperation Gautam Dak, Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Dr. Manju Baghmar were also present at the function.
