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Those attending rallies of rivals will be cursed with jaundice: UP minister

PTI
Published : May 21, 2018, 7:32 pm IST
Updated : May 21, 2018, 7:32 pm IST

Suheldev Bharat Samaj Party president said those cursed will only be able to recover when he provides medicine (in form of his blessing).

Uttar Pradesh minister Om Prakash Rajbhar said, 'Until my team comes to you with a message of rally you will not attend rally of any other party. If somebody attends it he/she will have to face my curse.' (Photo: ANI)
 Uttar Pradesh minister Om Prakash Rajbhar said, 'Until my team comes to you with a message of rally you will not attend rally of any other party. If somebody attends it he/she will have to face my curse.' (Photo: ANI)

Ballia (Uttar Pradesh): Senior Uttar Pradesh minister Om Prakash Rajbhar has sent out a bizarre warning to those attending rallies of his political rivals -- they will be "cursed" with jaundice.

The Suheldev Bharat Samaj Party president also said that those cursed will only be able to recover when he provides the medicine (in form of his blessing).

"Until my team comes to you with a message of rally you will not attend rally of any other party. If somebody attends it he/she will have to face my curse. He will suffer from jaundice and it will be only cured when OP Rajbhar provides medicine," he said.

Rajbhar was speaking at a prohibition rally of his party in Uttar Pradesh’s Ballia on Sunday.

The president of the Suheldev Bharat Samaj Party also demanded a ban on liquor in Uttar Pradesh to open new avenues for development.

"PM Narendrda Modi, during his election meetings in UP, had promised to implement the Gujarat model in UP. I remind him of his promise and request him to ban liquor in the state to open new avenues for development," Rajbhar said.

He said that no party has mustered the strength to raise issue of banning liquor in the state and urged women to defeat those who provide liquor for votes.

On reports that he had some differences with the chief minister, Rajbhar said, "He is my captain and I follow his directions."

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Tags: uttar pradesh, om prakash rajbhar
Location: India, Uttar Pradesh