BJP MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy Serves as Co-Pilot on Patna-Delhi Flight, Impresses Union Minister Chouhan

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan recently experienced what he called an "unforgettable" flight journey from Patna to Delhi. The reason for this memorable experience was quite unusual - his co-pilot was none other than BJP MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy.

Taking to social media platform X, Chouhan shared his delightful experience, highlighting how Rudy's presence transformed an ordinary flight into something special. "Rajiv Ji, today you won our hearts... The flight from Patna to Delhi today was unforgettable for me, because the co-captain of this flight was my dear friend, senior politician, and Chhapra MP, Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy Ji," wrote Chouhan.

The former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister accompanied his post with photographs of himself alongside Rudy, as well as an image featuring a handwritten note praising the MP. Chouhan particularly emphasized Rudy's unique talent for communicating travel information to passengers in an engaging and relatable manner.

According to Chouhan, Rudy painted a vivid picture of the journey for passengers, describing: "clouds have settled around Patna today, and it has been raining continuously since yesterday. Amidst the clouds and light rain, we are about to embark on our journey to Delhi. On the way, we will pass over Varanasi. Then, Prayagraj will be visible on the left and Lucknow on the right. As we catch glimpses of the Ganga and Yamuna rivers, we will complete our journey to Delhi, and if there are no clouds during landing, we will also get to see the lights of Noida's high-rise buildings."

Chouhan concluded his heartfelt post with admiration: "People like you are rare, who, despite such a busy schedule, still find time for their talents. Staying grounded is what this is all about. Thank you for this memorable journey, Rajiv Pratap Rudy."

Rudy, a four-time MP from Bihar and former Union Minister, has recently been vocal about representing forward castes in Bihar. In a recent interview with NDTV, he stated that he had become "the voice of the ignored forward castes" in the state and emphasized that "it was time for the forward castes to unite."

He further elaborated, "You cannot simply ignore Rajputs saying they comprise only 3.5 per cent of the population. Rajput and other forward castes need to know their strength and take their due. I have become their voice as they are being ignored."

In pursuit of this mission, Rudy has initiated the "Sanga Yatra," named after Maharana of Mewar, Rana Sanga, with the aim of unifying all forward castes in Bihar.