Rashtriya Hindu Parishad chief smashes TV, sets it on fire after BJP fails to cross 400 mark in Lok Sabha election | Trending
Govind Parashar, president of Rashtriya Hindu Parishad, expressed his resentment over the unfavourable results for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) breaking a television and then setting it on fire. Parashar, a right-wing activ known for seeking media attention through such activities, voiced his dissatisfaction with the Lok Sabha election results announced on June 4. He suggested that BJP leaders respect their party workers and give them priority. Lok Sabha Election Results 2024: Govind Parashar is setting TV on fire after smashing it. (HT Photo) In a statement, Parashar said, “The country has once again fallen into the hands of those who used to say ‘Bharat tere tukde honge inshallah inshallah’.” 3.6 Crore Indians visited in a single day choosing us as India’s undisputed platform for General Election Results. Explore the latest updates here! “The Bharatiya Janata Party should also respect its workers and give them priority within the party,” he added. Videos of Parashar smashing the TV and later setting it on fire are all over the Internet. One of the videos opens to show him taking out the TV off the wall and smashing it on the ground repeatedly as two people try to stop him. As the video goes on, one of his children can be heard saying that he broke the TV. He further destroys it kicking it with his legs. Another shows him putting the TV on the road and setting it on fire. According to exit polls, the BJP was projected to secure over 300 seats in the Lok Sabha elections in 2024. However, the party, which will form the government for the third consecutive time at the centre, only managed to win 240 seats, per the Election Commission of India (ECI). The NDA’s total tally stood at 292, significantly below its target of 400 seats. On the other hand, Congress won 99 seats and the INDIA bloc surprised everyone winning 234 seats. News / Trending / Rashtriya Hindu Parishad chief smashes TV, sets it on fire after BJP fails to cross 400 mark in Lok Sabha election
