Organisational General Secretary Advises BJP Leaders To Control Their Behaviour; RSS Angry With The Conduct Of MLA Golu Shukla’s Son
Hitanand Sharma advised the party leaders to control their own and their family members’ conduct.

Organisational General Secretary Advises BJP Leaders To Control Their Behaviour; RSS Angry With The Conduct Of MLA Golu Shukla’s Son | FPJ
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is still angry with MLA Golu Shukla’s son Rudraksha, even after he tendered an apology to the priest of a temple with whom he allegedly misbehaved.
At a workshop on Ambedkar held by the BJP on Wednesday, party’s organisational general secretary Hitanand Sharma gave a piece of advice to its leaders.
Sharma advised the party leaders to control their own and their family members’ conduct.
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He made the statement without referring to the incident of Dewas. Sharma went to Indore on Tuesday and took Shukla to task for the incident.
After receiving a dressing-down from Sharma, Shukla’s son went to the temple and sought an apology from the priest. Afterwards, he surrendered to the police.
The BJP’s national leadership was also serious about the incident. The party’s central leadership took feedback from the state leaders on the matter.
The party swung into action after the central leadership’s intervention.
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After the workshop, the BJP spokespersons will go to each place across the state to organise workshops on Ambedkar.
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