Prime Minister Narendra Modi withdrew all three agriculture laws by putting his reputation at stake. The government agreed to accept everything the farmers said. But the demand for the removal of Union Minister of State for Home Ajay Mishra alias Teni Maharaj from the government or his resignation was not accepted. The agitating farmers kept pushing for this and the entire opposition was adamant about this in Parliament but the government did not budge. Teni Maharaj was definitely kept out of some programs and some days from Parliament but he was not removed. BJP believes that Teni Maharaj will get Brahmin votes in Uttar Pradesh, so he was not removed.
Significantly, the Bharatiya Janata Party is worrying a lot about the Brahmin vote. In the areas of Purvanchal and Bundelkhand, there is definite news of Brahmins getting angry with the BJP. Only then, on the pretext of the enlightened class conference, the BJP had organized Brahmin conferences and now a committee of Brahmin leaders has been formed, which will go to the area and convince the angry Brahmins. Ajay Mishra and Teni Maharaj have also been included in this committee. A meeting of Brahmin leaders was held at the residence of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in Delhi, in which this committee was formed. Apart from Teni Maharaj, Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma, state government minister Shrikant Sharma and Jitin Prasad, who left Congress and joined BJP, are also included in this.
