BJP MP Manoj Tiwari Wishes The Nation A Happy New Year And Raises Concerns Over Allegations

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari extended his warm greetings to the nation for the New Year, wishing everyone a joyful and prosperous 2025. In a video message, Tiwari said, “Many congratulations for 2025! Best wishes to all! I, Manoj Tiwari, wish you a very happy new year. While this is the new year according to the English calendar, the whole world celebrates it. If 2024 was a good year for you, let’s work towards making 2025 even better.”

Tiwari expressed his hopes for happiness and prosperity for all, offering a prayer to Goddess Jagadamba for everyone’s well-being. “This video is reaching your mobile because you hold immense importance in our lives. May your affection, blessings, and love always remain on us, our colleagues, our party, and may this blessing extend to our entire family,” he added.

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Recently, Tiwari made serious allegations against Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh, accusing him of making false claims. The BJP MP called for an investigation into the matter, stating, “If someone intentionally makes false allegations, they should receive strict punishment.” Politics must be free from lies, and we must teach a lesson to those who spread false claims.”

Tiwari stressed the importance of truth in political discourse and demanded accountability for those responsible for making misleading statements.

Condemnation Of Rohingya And Bangladeshi Voter Registration

Tiwari also strongly condemned the alleged creation of votes for Bangladeshi and Rohingya infiltrators. He remarked that anyone involved in registering such individuals as voters in Delhi or other parts of India should face severe consequences. “BJP’s stand is clear: infiltrators and Rohingyas cannot be made voters,” he assert.

He called for a thorough investigation into these alleged activities, stating that any official involved in the registration of such voters should be punished and jailed. Additionally, Tiwari emphasized that if any elected representatives, including MLAs or MPs, had provided documents to facilitate this process, they should be questioned and penalized.

Tiwari accused the Aam Aadmi Party and its leader, Arvind Kejriwal, of attempting to create votes for infiltrators, further intensifying his criticism of the ruling party in Delhi.

As 2025 begins, Manoj Tiwari pairs his New Year wishes with his continued stance on crucial political issues, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in the electoral process.