Om Prakash Rajbhar Hits Back at SP MLA Over Caste Remarks: "Proud to Be Born in a Poor Family"

• by Akanksha Mishra
• 2026-09-14 16:44:00

Uttar Pradesh Cabinet Minister and Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) chief Om Prakash Rajbhar has launched a blistering counter-attack against Samajwadi Party (SP) MLA Om Prakash Singh following a controversial public statement regarding his lineage. Taking to social media platform X with an extensive and emotionally charged post, Rajbhar condemned the remarks, asserting that the personal attack stemmed directly from prejudice against his humble social background rather than political disagreement. The fiery political war of words has triggered a massive storm across Uttar Pradesh political circles, drawing sharp lines between the ruling coalition and opposition leaders.

"Your Comment Stemmed From Caste Bias": OP Rajbhar Calls Out Demeanor of Opposition Leaders

Addressing the SP MLA directly, Rajbhar expressed deep pity rather than surprise over the derogatory remarks. The cabinet minister declared that criticism regarding his birth occurred solely because he was born into an underprivileged, helpless, and backward caste rather than an affluent landlord or upper-caste family. Emphasizing his unwavering pride in his identity, Rajbhar stated that he has never regretted being a Rajbhar; instead, he takes immense pride in possessing the courage and intent to uplift the marginalized community into which he was born. He contrasted his upbringing with the opposition's rhetoric, noting that despite coming from a lower caste background, his community values respect and refuses to target anyone's parents or family lineage for cheap political mileage.

Rajbhar Questions Opposition's Faith and Alleges Compromise for Assembly Tickets

Escalating the war of words, the SBSP chief did not hold back in questioning the ideological integrity of the Samajwadi Party camp. Rajbhar remarked that opposition leaders who willingly endure continuous insults directed toward Lord Ram, Raghukul, Suryavansh, and Sanatan Dharma simply to secure a party assembly ticket have lost all moral high ground. Declaring that he and his party remain entirely focused on fighting for the rights of Dalits, backward classes, and exploited sections of society, Rajbhar concluded by stating that he neither expects nor demands an apology from the SP MLA, leaving the final judgment entirely in the hands of the voting public.

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