Why is BJP silent despite Satyapal Malik's controversial remarks on Modi? There are many reasons, not just one

- Governor of Meghalaya

- BJP has a policy of keeping silent and keeping silent about the utterances of its own Pilbhit MP Varun Gandhi.

New Delhi: Meghalaya Governor Satyapal Malik has been annoying the BJP leadership with his remarks. Yet why is the "BJP High Command" silent? He does not want to take any action against Malik. In this regard, it is believed that the main reason for this is U.P. The next assembly elections may be. Because Malik comes from the Jat community, and from the western region of UP. So if any action is taken against Malik, the Jat community will be offended. Besides, resentment also spread in the western region of UP. Therefore, BJP does not want to take any action against Malik. No matter what Malik says, they can't do anything special. Therefore, the BJP high command must have felt it was right to ignore his remarks. Even so, observers believe.

Malik had said a few days ago, "When I went to meet the Prime Minister to discuss the issue of farmers, I had a confrontation with him within five minutes. I said if you write a letter when the bitch dies then why are you silent even though 200 people have died? Then Modi said, "Are they dead because of me?" Then I said, they are dead because of you. Because of him, you have become a 'king.'

However, the BJP has remained silent on his remarks in the run-up to the UP Assembly elections, and has not even requested the President to remove him from office, as his term as governor is now just a few months away.

Similarly, Varun Gandhi, a BJP MP from Pilibhit, has also adopted a policy of teri bhi chup, meri bhi chup. Because the more analysis there is, the more vortex there is, and it is straightforward and simple for the opposition to target the BJP instead of Varun Gandhi. Therefore, the BJP had no choice but to 'ignore' Varun Gandhi's utterances.