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Digvijay Singh: My Sanatan dharma is for unity, theirs for division
Updated On: 08 May, 2019 07:20 AM IST | Bhopal | Dharmendra Jore
Bhopal's Congress candidate on being religious, not imposing it on others and the BJP skipping development talks

Digvijay Singh meets voters in Bhopal. Pic/Dharmendra Jore
In bipolar Bhopal, Congress candidate Digvijay Singh sees to it that Hindu sentiments are not hurt. His daily campaign ensures visits to multi-faith shrines, but what remains striking is the love and openness to accept the principles of Hindu Sanatan dharma, that Digvijay's opponent Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur of the BJP, invokes while asking for votes.
Supremely fit at this age, Digvijay Singh's skull gear, a white gamccha with a tricolour print, protects him from the soaring May temperatures. As aarti thalis welcome Diggi Raja in both rural and urban areas, he tells people to elect the party that is not divisive.


