In Nagpur, supporters of BJP leader Daya Shankar Tiwari gathered at Gittikhadan Square, rallying for greater political representation for the Hindi-speaking community. The demonstrators emphasized their demand for the inclusion of Hindi-speaking candidates in the city’s political arena, asserting that the community deserves an opportunity to represent both Nagpur and their shared interests.
Protesters voiced their frustration that, despite a large Hindi-speaking voter base of over 750,000, political parties have not nominated a single Hindi-speaking candidate in any assembly constituency over the past decade. Supporters of Tiwari stressed that they expect a BJP ticket for their leader, or they would consider voting ‘NOTA’ (None of the Above) as a form of protest in the upcoming election.
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With rising calls for Tiwari’s candidacy and mounting support, the BJP faces internal pressure to address the community’s concerns about fair representation.
