Sengar was arrested as part of a conspiracy… Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh came out in support of the rape accused, said this big thing

Uttar Pradesh: Senior BJP leader and former MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh always remains in the headlines due to his statements. Recently, he openly supported Unnao rape case convict Kuldeep Sengar and claimed that Sengar was implicated in a conspiracy. Welcoming the court’s decision to grant bail to Sengar, he said that complete injustice was done to him too. Linking his experience to Sengar’s case, he said that just as a conspiracy was hatched against Sengar, there was a ‘global conspiracy’ against him too.

Openly supported convict Sengar
Let us tell you that Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh also clarified his position regarding the 2029 Lok Sabha elections. He reiterated that he will definitely participate in the upcoming elections and the move has also been supported by his MP son. He expressed confidence that the public will show great enthusiasm in his support and will take out a procession in his favor. This gesture highlights his political determination and activism, especially at a time when he has been facing controversies and legal processes for a long time.

Support on the meeting of Brahmin MLAs
Brij Bhushan also expressed his opinion in the context of the recent meeting of Brahmin MLAs in Lucknow. He strongly supported the meeting and said that if MLAs from Brahmin community come together and get introduced, have food together and discuss the problems or social fabric of the country and state, then there is nothing wrong in it. His statement shows the importance of social unity and organizational strategy.

Concern over the declining population of Bengal and Hindus
He also expressed his concern on global and regional issues. While talking about the current political situation of Bengal, Brij Bhushan raised the issue of declining population of Hindus. He questioned that what was the percentage of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh at the time of independence, where is it today. Singh also said that this is not a new problem, but the central government and especially Prime Minister Narendra Modi are paying serious attention to this issue.