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Some Lesser Knonw Facts About Rajkumar Bhati

• Rajkumar Bhati was born and raised in Dadri, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.

• From his student days, he started actively involved in politics and social justice issues in the Dadri region of Uttar Pradesh.

• Before involving in mainstream politics, Bhati worked as journalist and later as a professor in a college.

• In the early 2000, Rajkumar joined Samajwadi Party as a member.

• In 2007 assembly election, he contested from Dadri Constituency. Despite of his defeat in the election, he built a strong political presence in the region.

• In 2012, he again contested from Dadri. In his campaign he focussed on the issues related to farmers and rural communities.

• Within few years of joining mainstream politics, Rajkumar Bhati became known for his aggressive debate style and regular participation in TV discussion on political ans social matters.

• In 2017, Rajkumar ran again unsuccessfully from Dadri on Samajwadi Party.

• In 2019, he was appointed as the national spokesperson of the Samajwadi Party, where he represented the party on national news channels.

• In 2022, he again contested from the Dadri constituency in the assembly elections.

• Rajkumar Bhati is highly active on social media, especially on X, where he regularly shares his views on politics, truth, current affairs, and social issues with clarity and depth.

• In 2025, he also launched his YouTube channel.

• In May 2026, Rajkumar Bhatti came into news after one of his videos went viral in which he made a derogatory remark on Brahmin community in an event at Delhi’s Jawahar Bhawan, New Delhi.

• After the video went viral, a local resident Sushil Kumar, lodged a complaint against Bhati in Noida Sector 24 Police Station on 13 May 2026.

• In the early May 2026, another FIR was registered against Bhati at the Kavi Nagar police station after a complaint from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Ajay Sharma. That case was registered under section 196(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for allegedly creating hatred between groups.

• Rajkumar Bhati publicly apologised and claimed that only a short portion of his speech was cropped and circulated to defame him.

• After Bhati’s remarks, on 13 May 2026, members of Brahmin community held a meeting at Brahmapuri, Dadri and demanded a strict action against Rajkumar Bhati. Additionally Uttar Pradesh’s Deputy Chief Minister, Brajesh Pathak asked Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav to clarify Bhati’s remark on Brahmin.

• Leaders of Indian National Congress also demanded strict action against Bhati. Uttar Pradesh Congress President, Ajay Rai wrote on X,

The abusive language against the Brahmin community is highly condemnable. Political differences in ideology are acceptable, but insulting an entire community is completely unacceptable. An apology alone will not suffice. Strict disciplinary action must be taken immediately against such irresponsible leaders.”