‘I will continue to work for Hindutva till last breath’, know the resignation from BJP to be approved

Hyderabad: After the resignation of the Bharatiya Janata Party, T. Raja Singh, MLA from Goshamahal in Telangana, said that he will continue to work for Hindutva till his last breath. He said that I was born to serve Hindutva and I will continue to serve Hinduism with full devotion. The resignation of T. Raja Singh, MLA from Goshamahal in Telangana, has been accepted by the Bharatiya Janata Party. He on 30 June 2025 N. The party resigned from the party’s primary membership to protest Ramchander Rao as the Telangana BJP president.

‘My objective of protecting Hindutva’

After the resignation was approved, he said that I had taken membership of the Bharatiya Janata Party exactly 11 years ago. I had decided to join the BJP with the aim of service to the public, service to the country and protecting Hindutva.

‘Heartfelt gratitude to BJP officials’

Believing me, the BJP gave a ticket for the post of MLA from Goshamahal in Telangana assembly elections three times in a row. I express my heartfelt gratitude to all BJP officials for this belief. Today Bharatiya Janata Party National President J.P. My resignation has been accepted by Nadda ji.

‘Workers’ suffering could not reach Delhi’

He said that perhaps I could not reach Delhi, the pain of millions of BJP workers working hard day and night with the dream of forming a BJP government in Telangana. I want to clarify that I have not taken this decision because of any position, power or personal selfishness.

‘I will work to protect nationalism and eternal religion’

He said that I was born to serve Hindutva and I will continue to work for Hindutva till the last breath. I will always work to protect Hindutva, nationalism and Sanatan Dharma with full devotion and honesty. I will keep raising my voice till the last breath for the service of society and the rights of Hindu society.

What was the reason for resigning?

Please tell that in his resignation, T Raja Singh accused the party leadership of ignoring the workers and wrong leadership selection. He had disagreed over the party’s strategy for being elected state president, although he had also expressed his commitment to Hindutva ideology. Now the Bharatiya Janata Party has accepted his resignation.