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Days after Jayant Chaudhary's terse "I am not a chawanni, won't flip" response to the BJP's overtures, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said the RLD chief was a "kid with little knowledge of history".
He has forgotten how many times his father, late Ajit Singh, changed sides, said Pradhan, who is also the BJP's Uttar Pradesh poll in-charge.
Led by former prime minister Charan Singh's grandson Jayant Chaudhary, the RLD has joined hands with Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party this time.
Union Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday reached out to Jat leaders, ahead of the first phase of polling in Uttar Pradesh, and said that Jayant Chaudhary has chosen the "wrong home".
The BJP's outreach is significant as there are apprehensions that the over year-long farmers' agitation against the three agri laws, which have since been repealed, will affect its prospects.
However, the RLD leader gave a terse response. "Invite those +700 farmer families which you have destroyed, not me," he tweeted in Hindi. "Not a coin, won't flip," Chaudhary had said later.

UP Election 2022: BJP's 'just a child' retort to Jayant Chaudhary's 'chawanni' rebuke

((Start with Jayant&nbsp;Byte: Cawanni hoon kya&nbsp;jo palat&nbsp;jaunga))
This terse response by Jayant&nbsp;Chaudhary to BJP's overtures has invited a sharp retort from the saffron party
((Byte: Dharmendra&nbsp;Pradhan: He is a child, doesn't know history))
Union minister&nbsp;Dharmendra Pradhan&nbsp;also&nbsp;reminded the RLD chief of how many times his father, late Ajit Singh, changed sides
((Byte: Pradhan:&nbsp; His father changed parties many times.Whose ally were they when he won 1st time?))
Led by former prime minister Charan Singh's grandson Jayant Chaudhary, the RLD has joined hands with Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party this time.
Union Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday reached out to Jat leaders, ahead of the first phase of polling in Uttar Pradesh, and said that Jayant Chaudhary has chosen the "wrong home".

Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said the RLD chief was a "kid with little knowledge of history"

Days after Jayant Chaudhary's terse "I am not a chawanni, won't flip" response to the BJP's overtures, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said the RLD chief was a "kid with little knowledge of history".
He has forgotten how many times his father, late Ajit Singh, changed sides, said Pradhan, who is also the BJP's Uttar Pradesh poll in-charge.
Led by former prime minister Charan Singh's grandson Jayant Chaudhary, the RLD has joined hands with Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party this time.
Union Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday reached out to Jat leaders, ahead of the first phase of polling in Uttar Pradesh, and said that Jayant Chaudhary has chosen the "wrong home".
The BJP's outreach is significant as there are apprehensions that the over year-long farmers' agitation against the three agri laws, which have since been repealed, will affect its prospects.
However, the RLD leader gave a terse response. "Invite those +700 farmer families which you have destroyed, not me," he tweeted in Hindi. "Not a coin, won't flip," Chaudhary had said later.

With elections in Uttar Pradesh just around the corner, Union Home Minister and senior BJP leader Amit Shah met leaders of the Jat community.
The meeting was held on January 26 at the house of a BJP MP from Delhi, Parvesh Verma.&nbsp;Union minister Sanjeev Balyan and state minister Bhupendra Chaubey were also reportedly part of the meeting.
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Jats are considered an influential group in western Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;Many of them also supported the recent year-long farmer protest at the gates of Delhi which culminated in the Narendra Modi government being forced to repeal three controversial farm laws.
Thus the BJP is reaching out to the community, especially with the Opposition trying to capitalise on the farm law anger.
At the meeting, Amit Shah reportedly compared BJP to the Jat community, saying that both work for others instead of themselves.&nbsp;Shah reportedly said that like the Jats, BJP thinks of farmers' interest and national security.
The participants in the meeting reportedly sought Bharat Ratna for Chaudhary Charan Singh, reservation for the Jat community, and proportionate representation in government.
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Interestingly, the Opposition Samajwadi Party has allied with Charan Singh's grandson Jayant Chaudhary.&nbsp;After the meeting, the BJP reportedly said that its doors are open for Jayant's Rashtriya Lok Dal for an alliance.&nbsp;Chaudhary immediately rebuffed the invitation.
Uttar Pradesh will vote in 7 phases starting from February 10. Results will be announced a month later on March 10.

UP election 2022: Amit Shah meets Jat leaders. Farm law anger pacified?

At the meeting, Amit Shah reportedly compared BJP to the Jat community, saying that both work for others instead of themselves.

((SHORT OPENING BYTE))
ANI RECORDED - 26 JAN 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 15-20-16 (2:30 - 2:40) This community might be angry with government over some issues, but during elections, this community always strengthens PM Modi's hand, irrespective of the state.
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 With elections in Uttar Pradesh just around the corner, Union Home Minister and senior BJP leader Amit Shah met leaders of the Jat community. The meeting was held on January 26 at the house of a BJP MP from Delhi, Parvesh Verma. Union minister Sanjeev Balyan and state minister Bhupendra Chaubey were also reportedly part of the meeting. Jats are considered an influential group in western Uttar Pradesh. Many of them also supported the recent year-long farmer protest at the gates of Delhi which culminated in the Narendra Modi government being forced to repeal three controversial farm laws. Thus the BJP is reaching out to the community, especially with the Opposition trying to capitalise on the farm law anger. At the meeting, Amit Shah reportedly compared BJP to the Jat community, saying that both work for others instead of themselves. Shah reportedly said that like the Jats, BJP thinks of farmers' interest and national security.
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 BYTE (from ani) PARVESH VERMA, BJP MP
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 The participants in the meeting sought Bharat Ratna for Chaudhary Charan Singh, reservation for the Jat community, and proportionate representation in government.
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Interestingly, the Opposition Samajwadi Party has allied with Charan Singh's grandson Jayant Chaudhary. After the meeting, the BJP reportedly said that its doors are open for Jayant's Rashtriya Lok Dal for an alliance.
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 ((JAYANT TWEET)) https://twitter.com/jayantrld/status/1486338733817602054?cxt=HHwWjIDR0YLNxKApAAAA
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 Chaudhary immediately rebuffed the invitation.
 Uttar Pradesh will vote in 7 phases starting from February 10. Results will be announced a month later on March 10.
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With elections in Uttar Pradesh just around the corner, Union Home Minister and senior BJP leader Amit Shah met leaders of the Jat community.
 The meeting was held on January 26 at the house of a BJP MP from Delhi, Parvesh Verma.&nbsp;Union minister Sanjeev Balyan and state minister Bhupendra Chaubey were also reportedly part of the meeting.
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Jats are considered an influential group in western Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;Many of them also supported the recent year-long farmer protest at the gates of Delhi which culminated in the Narendra Modi government being forced to repeal three controversial farm laws.
 Thus the BJP is reaching out to the community, especially with the Opposition trying to capitalise on the farm law anger.
 At the meeting, Amit Shah reportedly compared BJP to the Jat community, saying that both work for others instead of themselves.&nbsp;Shah reportedly said that like the Jats, BJP thinks of farmers' interest and national security.
 The participants in the meeting reportedly sought Bharat Ratna for Chaudhary Charan Singh, reservation for the Jat community, and proportionate representation in government.
&nbsp;
Interestingly, the Opposition Samajwadi Party has allied with Charan Singh's grandson Jayant Chaudhary.&nbsp;After the meeting, the BJP reportedly said that its doors are open for Jayant's Rashtriya Lok Dal for an alliance.&nbsp;Chaudhary immediately rebuffed the invitation.
 Uttar Pradesh will vote in 7 phases starting from February 10. Results will be announced a month later on March 10.

The BJP is in damage control mode in the jatlands over the simmering farm protests. Party chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday&nbsp;met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP to finds ways to end the stalemate that could hurt the BJP in at least 40 Lok Sabha seats. The Indian Express reported that Shah asked party leaders to intensify their campaign to explain the benefits of the three laws and ensure those who are &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; farmers get a &ldquo;fitting reply from people.&rdquo; The report added that the leaders conveyed to the top brass their concerns about growing disaffection against the BJP among the jats.

BJP top brass in a huddle to fight farm fires in jatland as anger grows

BJP chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP over farm protests

BJP top brass in a huddle to fight farm fires in jatland

The BJP is in damage control mode in the jatlands over the simmering farm protests. Party chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP to finds ways to end the stalemate that could hurt the BJP in at least 40 Lok Sabha seats. The Indian Express reported that Shah asked party leaders to intensify their campaign to explain the benefits of the three laws and ensure those who are &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; farmers get a &ldquo;fitting reply from people.&rdquo; The report added that the leaders conveyed to the top brass their concerns about growing disaffection against the BJP among the jats.

The BJP is in damage control mode in the jatlands over the simmering farm protests. Party chief J P Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday&nbsp;met MPs, MLAs and district leaders from Haryana, Rajasthan and Western UP to finds ways to end the stalemate that could hurt the BJP in at least 40 Lok Sabha seats. The Indian Express reported that Shah asked party leaders to intensify their campaign to explain the benefits of the three laws and ensure those who are &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; farmers get a &ldquo;fitting reply from people.&rdquo; The report added that the leaders conveyed to the top brass their concerns about growing disaffection against the BJP among the jats.

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