BJP Leader Criticizes Poor Quality Reels on Social Media

Ganpat Singh Chouhan November 2, 2026, 7:59 pm 2 min read

Jaipur, November 2: BJP state president Madan Rathore expressed his discontent regarding the low-quality reels being created on social media for monetary gain. Speaking at a state-level workshop for the BJP’s social media department, he stated, “This is our biggest challenge today. I have personally been a victim of this, and many of you may have experienced it too.”

Recently, Rathore faced trolling on social media following his comments about Pakistan, which led him to clarify his statements multiple times. He explained that his remarks were related to a cricket match and that the video clip had been manipulated to create a false narrative.

“Children Watch, Their Thinking is Influenced”

Rathore emphasized that the creation of low-quality reels for monetary gain has no place in our culture. He noted that children view these reels, which can negatively influence their thinking. “We must accept this challenge and eliminate such individuals,” he urged.

“Expose Negative Narratives”

The BJP state president highlighted that the party has achieved significant success through social media. However, he warned that it is now being misused. He called for vigilance and urged party workers to identify and expose those spreading negative narratives. Rathore encouraged attendees to apply what they learned in the workshop to combat misinformation in an organized manner.

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