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Former CBI Director Nageshwar Rao Takes Sarvajan Sanatan Party Role
M. Nageshwar Rao, a former leader of India’s Central Bureau of Investigation, has taken a new role in politics.
He is now the National President of the Sarvajan Sanatan Party.
Rao said he wants to use what he learned during nearly four decades in public service.
He said India can develop in science, technology, and the economy while staying connected to its history and culture.
The party says education, health, livelihoods, and cultural connections are important for the country’s future.
Rao also said the party wants to work for everyone, rather than set communities against one another.
He described Kashi as the starting point of this political chapter.
Former CBI Director M. Nageshwar Rao announced his entry into active politics and became National President of the Sarvajan Sanatan Party.
Rao said he would draw on nearly four decades of experience in security, law and order, and administration.
He described the party’s vision as combining modern development with India’s civilizational roots.
The party identified education, health, livelihood, and civilizational reconnection as four development pillars.
Rao said the party aims to work for all communities and not create social divisions.
- Who
- M. Nageshwar Rao, former CBI Director, and the Sarvajan Sanatan Party.
- What
- Rao announced his entry into active politics and became the party’s National President.
- Where
- Varanasi, also called Kashi; one report places his media remarks at a hotel in Bhelupur.
- When
- Saturday; the articles do not provide a date.
- Why
- Rao said he wants to use his public-service experience and advance development while maintaining a connection to India’s civilizational roots.
Key facts
- New role
- National President of the Sarvajan Sanatan Party
- Previous role
- Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation
- Experience cited
- Nearly four decades in security, law and order, and administration
- Party slogan
- “Satya Sanatan, Nitya Newan”
- Development pillars
- Education, health, livelihood, and civilizational reconnection
- Stated approach
- Modern development grounded in civilizational roots
- Location cited
- Varanasi (Kashi); a hotel in Bhelupur is specified in one report
Sources
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