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Video: BJP's ex-Bhopal MP Uma Bharti has 'emotional' meet with Pragya
Bharti said, 'This is not roothna-manana. It is like this is one of the best days of my life.
Bhopal: The BJP candidate from Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal, Pragya Thakur was seen weeping when she met party veteran Uma Bharti on Monday. The two were captured in an emotional moment.
Bharti was seen consoling her and offering her water. She was also seen bowing to Pragya Thakur.
#WATCH Madhya Pradesh: Pragya Singh Thakur, BJP's LS candidate from Bhopal breaks down while meeting Union Minister and senior BJP leader Uma Bharti in Bhopal. pic.twitter.com/SqcvJPCfnZ
— ANI (@ANI) April 29, 2019
Asked about the emotional meet, Bharti said, "I have been a former MP from Bhopal and she is contesting now. This is not roothna-manana. I am very happy that she is a candidate here. It is like this is one of the best days of my life. It seems like the victory of the BJP is confirmed in Bhopal now."
On being asked by the reporters on Sunday whether she was replaced by Pragya Thakur, Uma Bharti said, "Pragya is a mahaan (great) saint. I am murkh (foolish) and a tuchch praani (ordinary being)."
Read: Pragya Thakur great saint, I am just an ordinary, foolish creature: Uma Bharti
Uma Bharti was credited for ending the Congress's domination when BJP won the 2003 state elections.
