Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Uma Bharti Plans Cow Protection Campaign, Eyes 2029 Elections
Uma Bharti, a well-known politician, is planning a long campaign to protect cows.
This campaign will start on October 29th and last for about a year and a half, focusing on villages in Madhya Pradesh.
Bharti hopes to encourage farmers to care for cows and also wants the government to give cows to people in welfare programs.
She is also considering running for a seat in the Lok Sabha elections in 2029, possibly from Jhansi.
Additionally, she will restart her campaign to clean the Ganga river on November 4th.
Uma Bharti plans an 18-month cow protection campaign starting October 29.
The campaign aims to cover all villages in Madhya Pradesh.
Bharti intends to contest the 2029 Lok Sabha elections, possibly from Jhansi.
She has expressed interest in promoting cow preservation and supporting farmers.
Bharti will restart her Ganga cleaning campaign on November 4.
- Who
- Uma Bharti, a former Union minister
- What
- Plans to launch a cow-protection campaign and potentially run in the 2029 Lok Sabha elections.
- When
- The campaign starts October 29; election is in 2029.
- Where
- The campaign will cover every village in Madhya Pradesh, with elections in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- Bharti aims to return to electoral politics and promote cow preservation.
- Politician
- Uma Bharti
- Campaign Focus
- Cow Protection
- Campaign Duration
- 18 months
- Campaign Start Date
- October 29
- Possible Election Year
- 2029
- Possible Election Seat
- Jhansi
- Ganga Cleaning Campaign Resumption
- November 4