Government Questioned on Brahmin Safety by Navnirman Dal

Government Faces Scrutiny Over Brahmin Community's Safety

Farrukhabad, September 2, 2026 - During his visit to the Farrukhabad district, Ankit Tiwari, the newly appointed State General Secretary of the Nationalist Navnirman Dal, has raised serious questions regarding the state government's commitment to the safety of the Brahmin community.

Tiwari arrived in Farrukhabad with a convoy of approximately 40-50 vehicles from Noida, where he was warmly welcomed by party workers with showers of flowers at various points. Addressing a press conference at the local office, Tiwari alleged that Brahmins are being murdered in the state, but the government has not taken adequate and expected action.

He also took a dig at Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'bulldozer' action, stating that it does not seem to be effectively targeting those accused of harassing and murdering Brahmins.

2027 Elections and Future Strategy

With the state assembly elections proposed for 2027 in mind, State General Secretary Ankit Tiwari announced that the party's top leadership will decide the electoral strategy. This decision will be left to the top leadership whether the party will field its own candidates or support another political party.

The final decision in this regard will be made by the party's high command. Tiwari also clarified the party's stance on UGC-related issues, noting that Nationalist Navnirman Dal workers had already participated in a protest at Jantar Mantar.

Commitment to Organizational Growth and Welfare

He assured that the movement on this issue would continue in the future and reiterated his commitment to strengthening the organization by fulfilling his responsibilities as State General Secretary with full dedication. District President Pankaj Awasthi expressed his commitment to working continuously with officials and workers to strengthen the party.

Awasthi stated that the organization will continue to raise its voice for the interests of all sections of society, including the Brahmin community. He also informed that the organization will be expanded in the surrounding areas in the coming days, and responsibilities for new officials will be determined. Approximately fifty officials and workers, including Gaurav Mishra, Shivom Mishra, Himanshu Mishra, Ramji Mishra, Rajan Dixit, Anupam Dixit, Shivendra Bajpai, Aman Dubey, Pankaj Awasthi, Raghavendra Mishra, Manoj Dubey, Sachin Mishra, Nitin Mishra, Anand Mishra, and Manoj Mishra, were present at the welcome ceremony.