Haryana's renowned wrestler and BJP leader, Babita Phogat, took a swipe at the Congress, accusing them of using temples only for political gain during elections. She expressed disappointment over key Congress leaders' absence from the Ayodhya event on January 22. Speaking at her office inauguration in Charkhi Dadri, Babita stated that for Congress, temples are merely a political agenda, emphasizing that Lord Rama is not in their hearts or minds.
Babita Phogat, who has expressed her desire to contest Lok Sabha elections, inaugurated her office, signalling her active preparations for the upcoming polls. She clarified her intent to contest elections and mentioned that BJP would decide whether she runs for the Lok Sabha or Vidhan Sabha. Currently working as a BJP activist, she aspires to engage in public service through electoral politics.
Regarding the Ayodhya event, Babita criticized Congress leaders, alleging that their temple visits during elections are mere political propaganda. She questioned their devotion to Lord Rama, asserting that those who don't genuinely believe in Rama will receive a response from the public during elections.
Babita Phogat's remarks underline her commitment to both her political role and her dedication to countering what she perceives as political opportunism surrounding religious events. The wrestler's entry into politics adds a dynamic aspect to Haryana's political landscape.