UP MLA Raja Bhaiya says Hindus should learn unity from Muslims

Hindus must learn how to stay united by looking at the example of Islam, Uttar Pradesh MLA and Jansatta Dal (Loktantrik) chief Kunwar Raghuraj Pratap Singh, known as Raja Bhaiya, said on Saturday. Speaking to PTI Video in Lucknow and Pratapgarh on November 14, 2026, the Kunda Assembly constituency representative argued that while Muslims belong to various political groups like the Congress, the Samajwadi Party, and Left parties, their faith remains their top priority. Mr. Singh urged Hindus to look past political party boundaries and remember their Hindu identity first during discussions on Hindutva. He stated that political parties come and go, but personal faith and devotion toward the Sanatan tradition must stay strong.

Political Divide

Addressing questions about whether parties are divided over soft and hardcore versions of Hindutva, the MLA remarked that God sees both outward actions and inner thoughts. He accused almost all political groups of actively opposing Hindu solidarity. "I would not like to name any specific party, but what I am saying is that today, barring one or two exceptions, all political parties are such that they do not want unity or solidarity among Hindus," Mr. Singh said.

Context

Comments on religion and political identity often surface in public discourse in Uttar Pradesh, reflecting ongoing debates about faith and electoral alignment. Leaders across the political spectrum frequently use public platforms to address community solidarity and voter loyalty in the state.