There won’t be elections after 2019 Modi tsunami: Sakshi Maharaj

March 16, 2019 08:53 pm | Updated 08:53 pm IST - Unnao

NEW DELHI, 31/07/2017: BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj at Parliament House during Monsoon session, in New Delhi on Monday. 
Photo: Sandeep Saxena

NEW DELHI, 31/07/2017: BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj at Parliament House during Monsoon session, in New Delhi on Monday. Photo: Sandeep Saxena

BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj has said that the upcoming Lok Sabha polls will be fought in the name of the country and there will be no elections after that.

“The Modi tsunami has awakened the country. I feel there will be no election in 2024... this is the only election and we are fighting it in the name of the country with full honesty,” Sakshi Maharaj said during a party programme in Unnao on March 15.

The MP, who is known for making controversial remarks, said the Modi wave of 2014 has turned into a tsunami in 2019 and no one can stop him from becoming Prime Minister again. “I think the results will be better than before,” he said.

“Some people are doing all kind of things... bringing Priyanka (Gandhi Vadra) or forging alliances but our leader is Modi and everyone has been saying Modi hai to desh hai . These elections will not be fought in the name of any party or Sakshi Maharaj, but in the name of the country,” he said.

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