‘Sang Bhajans For Lord Ram, Not BJP’: ‘Jo Ram Ko Laye Hain’ Fame Singer Kanhaiya Mittal Likely To Join Congress Ahead Of Haryana Polls

Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: Kanhaiya Mittal, a bhajan singer who shot to fame for singing the catchy ‘Jo Ram ko laye hain hum unko layenge’ bhajan in favor of the BJP at some stage within the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 campaign, has said he's going to sign up for the Congress, it seems that after the saffron party denied him a ticket from the Panchkula Assembly seat within the upcoming Haryana polls.

Expressing his register for the Congress, Mittal who was an overnight sensation after his ‘jo Ram ko laye hain’ song went viral, claimed he was now not perturbed the BJP’s snub, asserting he wants to prove that you would take care of to serve Sanatan Dharma without being a part of the saffron brigade.

“Ticket is now not a significant deal for me, I would have gotten one if I wanted to. I am a Sanatani (follower of Sanatan Dharma), and would really like to bust the parable which that you just can most effective serve Sanatan by being a member of certain (political) party,” Mittal said.

Do now not have any differences with BJP, Yogi is my ‘guru’

Asked if he is disgruntled withe BJP, Kanhaiya Mittal denied the claims, asserting that he has no disagreements with the party and reports claiming he was opting for Congress by reason of being denied a ticket from Panchkula are mere rumors.

“These are all rumors, I don’t have any difference with the BJP, I am friends with every person. It (ticket) was never a difficulty for me,” he said.

Calling Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath his ‘guru’, the famous singer said he never sang bhajans for the BJP and neither was he an official member of the party. “The bhajans I sang about Ram do not mention BJP anywhere in them. Yogi Adityanath is my guru and can always remain so and I sang bhajans for him,” he stated.

Mittal further said he's going to sign up for the Congress “soon” but did give a date.

Never asked votes for BJP

Mittal also stressed out that he never asked for votes for the Bharatiya Janata Birthday party (BJP), and merely advocated improve for folk who worked for the Ayodhya Ram Mandir.

“I never asked anyone to vote for the BJP, most effective said improve those that worked for Ram Mandir. I may perhaps never be going to have the capacity to work for any particular person but will always serve Sanatan and while I should sacrifice myself for Sanatan, we will likely be. I've now not been (a member) with the BJP,” Mittal said.

“I ought to serve people, improve them, serve Sanatan and that would likely be done by staying anywhere, in any party,” he added.