The Great Khali, originally Dalip Singh Rana’s inclusion in the Bharatiya Janata Party, came days ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls. He joined the BJP at its headquarters in Delhi. During his induction, he showed faith in PM Modi’s leadership and said he was “impressed” by his work in the country, and his willingness to contribute to the nation. He further said, “I’m glad to have joined the BJP… I feel that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s work for the nation makes him the right PM. So, I thought, why not be a part of his governance for the nation’s development. I joined the party after being influenced by the BJP’s national policy.”
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Before this, Mr Rana had served as an Assistant Sub-Inspector for the Punjab Police. Along with Dalip Singh Rana, two other members, Balwan Singh and Satyendra Singh joined the party on the same day. All three of them joined the party in the presence of Rajya Sabha MP Arun Singh, MoS Jitendra Singh, and Lok Sabha MP Sunita Duggal.
Notably, during the harsh days of farmers’ protest, Khali had lent his support to the year-long farmers’ agitation against the three farm reform laws that were introduced by the central government. The laws have now been repealed.
About Dalip Singh Rana
Dalip Singh Rana was born on August 27, 1972, in Dhiraina, Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh. He’s an Indian professional wrestler, wrestling promoter, and actor. He is best known for his time in WWE under the ring name “The Great Khali”, and “Giant Singh”. His early life was full of ups and downs since he belonged to a poor family. He has a muscular body because of his hard work, but he also suffers from a condition called acromegaly. Rana trained in the local gyms to become a wrestler, and soon he was selected for specialized wrestling training in the United States.
Under the ring name “Giant Singh”, he first became a professional wrestler for All Pro Wrestling (APW) in 2000-01 in the United States, making his first appearance in October 2000 when teaming with Tony Jones against the West Side Player.
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Rana signed a contract with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in San Francisco and spent eight months there until WCW was bought by their rival promotion, the World Wrestling Federation (WWF).
He has continued Championships and accomplishments from 2000-15 years. In 2015
Khali opened his wrestling school in Punjab, Continental Wrestling Entertainment, which held its first event on 12 December 2015. In February 2016, he won the Heavyweight World Championship.
Khali’s Joining Impact on Youths. Positive or Negative?
During his induction, Dalip Singh Rana expressed his faith in the national ruling party. Also, in one interview he spoke about the willingness and duty to contribute to the nation. He focused more on duties that will be given after becoming a part of the party. He underlined, working for betterment is rather prior than contesting and winning an election.
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Teens are often influenced by whatever their favourite actor/actress is indulged in, and fitness along with going to the gym is a new trend. Khalil, a fitness-oriented personality is capable of creating awareness. Since he joined BJP and expressed his viewpoints, there is a sure chance that this will help in creating awareness among his followers.
His young fan club will probably picture this on a positive note. His stand to see contribution as a ‘duty’ influences minds to come up with a similar kind of spirit, that if he (the Great Khali) has a will to contribute then they are ought to serve the nation and have a positive mindset.
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