"My politics is different... There's no need to bring divisive slogans like 'batenge toh katenge' to Maharashtra," says BJP’s Pankaja Munde

 There's no need to bring divisive slogans like 'batenge toh katenge' to Maharashtra, says BJP’s Pankaja Munde

There's no need to bring divisive slogans like 'batenge toh katenge' to Maharashtra

BJP leader Pankaja Munde made a clear statement distancing herself from divisive politics, firmly

opposing polarizing slogans like "batenge toh katenge" being introduced in Maharashtra. Known for

her inclusive approach, Munde spoke at a gathering in the state, emphasizing her vision for politics

based on unity and development rather than division.

"I have always stood for a different kind of politics," Munde asserted, noting that Maharashtra's

strength lies in its diversity and the harmony among its communities. She expressed that fostering

divisive sentiments contradicts both the spirit of Maharashtra and her political philosophy. According

to Munde, the people of Maharashtra deserve leadership that unifies rather than divides, especially

at a time when economic growth and social progress are vital for the state’s future.

Her comments come amid heightened political tensions over communal issues in Maharashtra, with

certain factions employing slogans and rhetoric that, she argues, distract from essential development

concerns. "There’s no need to bring divisive slogans into our state," Munde stated firmly, aiming to

reassure voters who value inclusive governance over inflammatory rhetoric.

Munde, a prominent figure in Maharashtra politics and the daughter of the late BJP stalwart Gopinath

Munde, has consistently expressed her commitment to a politics that prioritizes the welfare of all

communities. Her recent remarks signal her intention to uphold this ethos in her future political endeavors,

regardless of the prevailing trends in the broader political landscape.