Lok Sabha Elections 2024: BJP MP from Mathura Lok Sabha constituency Hema Malini said on Monday that if she had to contest the next election, she would contest from Mathura only and would not accept any proposal to contest from any other seat. The BJP MP was speaking on the achievements of the nine-year tenure of the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
During this, Hema Malini, in response to a question during a conversation with journalists on her achievements, said, “I will contest the next election from Mathura only and if there is a proposal to contest from any other seat, it is not acceptable.” When asked about her desire to contest elections for the third time, the Bollywood actress popularly known as ‘Dream Girl’ said, “If the party wants me to contest, then what can be my problem, but it is clear that I will contest from Mathura only.” .”
People will definitely win in the next election
The MP herself also clarified the reason that she would do this because she has immense love for Lord Krishna and his devotees and wants to serve them. Mentioning the achievements of the central government, he expressed confidence that the way the Modi government has implemented many schemes for the welfare of the people of the country in the last nine years and provided relief to them, the people will vote for them (the BJP government) in the next elections. I will definitely win.
Significantly, Hema Malini has won the election from Mathura Lok Sabha seat twice in 2014 and 2019 on BJP ticket. Prior to this, she has also been a member of the Rajya Sabha. Significantly, in the past, there has been a lot of discussion about the contesting of many other names from the Mathura seat, after which now this statement of Hema Malini is being considered very important.
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