Jaipur
February 3, 2018
"There are many fake Karni Senas emerging in India. At
present there are eight such entities operating in the country with vested
interests," Kalvi told IANS.
The Rajput leader, whose group has been at
the forefront of massive protests against "Padmaavat", said there has been a
"duplicacy" in matters pertaining to Karni Sena's functioning.
He
stressed that there was "only one Rajput Karni Sena operating in India and I
proudly say that I am the founder of that organisation".
He also asked
people to "beware of such similarly named organisations functioning and
operating in the market".
The Shree Rajput Karni Sena has been protesting
the Deepika Padukone starrer since its inception, claiming the film distorts
history.
"We started the initial protests against the release of the
film, which we still continue to do," he said.
"However, the other
duplicate Karni Senas are creating a dubious situation by releasing
contradictory and fake news," Kalvi added.
On the Bharatiya Janata
Party's loss in the Rajasthan bypolls, the Rajput leader said: "Around 17
organisations have joined hands and declared that they will make sure that BJP
loses elections on each and every seat."
"And we proved what we said.
Congress won with a big margin while BJP was a loser on its home turf."
"Jauhar ki jwala mein bahut kuchh jalega. Aur bhi bahut ghatnayen hongi (The
fire of Jauhar will burn down many things, there is more to come). 'Padmaavat'
will decide many things in future."
Kalvi said: "We want the government
to understand via political loss how it has hurt the sentiments of people here."
"We have hit hard on notes as well as votes. Bhansali was expected to get Rs
500 crore return, however, we scuttled his dreams and cut the profit margin to
Rs 150 crore.
"Similarly, the vote share of the BJP was reduced," he
added.
"I have met 21 Chief Ministers and am looking forward to meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi soon. I have got the call from PMO asking about my
schedule and have given them my schedule.
"Will see when can I meet him
and apprise him on the present situation," Kalvi added.
The Rajput leader
strongly denied having any political aspirations.
"None of us have any
dream of floating a political party," he said.
The Shree Rashtriya Rajput
Karni Sena on Friday had announced that it had decided to end the protests
against Bhansali's "Padmaavat" stating that the film "glorifies the valour of
the Rajputs".
Shree Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena's Mumbai leader, Yogendra
Singh Kartar said that a few members of the outfit watched the film on the
directions of the organisation's national President Gogamedi and found that the
"film glorifies" the valour and sacrifice of Rajputs, and "every Rajput would
feel proud" after watching i